Dog kennels (Barabanikha labour camp)
Guard dogs were an essential element of patrols at Gulag camps. Their pens were located outside the fenced area of camps. Ten wooden kennels have b...
Miejsca zaznaczone na mapie związane są z historiami poszczególnych więźniów, przedstawionymi w sekcji Ludzie. Są na niej również przedstawione miejsca zdokumentowane podczas naszych wypraw – w prawym górnym rogu mapy znajduje się przycisk, za pomocą którego możliwe jest zmiana mapy podstawowej na satelitarną bądź szczegółową mapę wojskową. Czerwone punkty na mapie przedstawiają poszczególne obozy systemu Gułag.
Klyuch labour camp
Labour camp. Used in the construction and maintenance of the railway line. Burned down in August 2013.
Bridge over Barabanikha river
Bridge over Penzeryakha river
Terraska labour camp
Labour camp on the Turukhan River. Used in the construction and maintenance of the railway line.
Idyakha labour camp
Used in the construction and maintenance of the railway line.
11th kilometre labour camp
A regular labour camp intended for use in the construction and maintenance of the railway line and a bridge across the nearby Barabanicha rivulet.
140th kilometre labour camp
Labour camp. Used in the construction and maintenance of the railway line.
169th kilometre labour camp
Camp on the riverulet Bludnaya. When the railway construction project came to an end it was abandoned here.
115th kilometre labour camp
Labour camp on the Turukhan River. Used in the construction and maintenance of the railway line.
Burovaya labour camp
A dilapidated camp on the Turukhan River. Alongside the construction of the railway line it was used in work on nearby drilling towers.
123rd kilometre labour camp
Labour camp on the Turukhan River. Used in the construction and maintenance of the railway line and an adjacent bridge over the Makovskaya River.
166th kilometre labour camp
Atypical labour camp. Probably used in the maintenance of railway equipment.
Limbyayakha labour camp
Used in the construction and maintenance of the railway line.
Gate
Remnants of a simple, unadorned entrance gate at a camp at the 96-kilometre point on the Turukhan River. To the right of the gate are ruins of the ...
Prisoners’ barracks (Ketpar labour camp)
Intended for prisoners, this was the most common type of building in every camp. This type of barracks measures 40 m x 8.5 m and is divided into fo...
Prison building 1a, Barabanicha labour camp
This type of building measures 26m x 8m and is divided by an internal wall into two equal halves with separate entrances. Each part housed 40–50 pr...
Relatively comfortable prisoners’ barracks
This building is intended for prisoners, though it has more comfortable conditions than prevailed at most large barracks. It is less than half the...
Depot
The depot lies 2.5 kilometres along the embankment from the abandoned town of Yermakovo on the banks of the Yenisei; around it the main embankment ...
Prison building 3b, Barabanicha labour camp
The furnishings and look of each part of the building differed considerably. In this part of the building there are firmly fixed double bunk beds; ...
96th kilometre labour camp
Labour camp on the Turukhan River. Used in the construction and maintenance of the railway line.
Barabanicha labour camp
A vast camp for an estimated 1,000 prisoners. Unlike the other camps mapped, this one includes a hospital, large clubhouse, dog kennels and several...
Prison building 4a, Barabanicha labour camp
The northern half of prison building no. 4 with very well-preserved “wagon” type bunk beds. Each living quarters had a different interior and decor...
Dining hall, Klyuch labour camp
The dining hall at the Klyuch camp is one of the few buildings to have survived a fire in August 2013. However, it is in a poor state with a collap...
Store
Ancillary buildings were located outside the fenced camp territory. These included stores, bakeries and electric power stations, alongside faciliti...