Stroiteley Street in Strezhevoy — live web camera

Intersection in the Heart of Strezhevoy

Stroiteley Street is one of the main thoroughfares of Strezhevoy in Tomsk Oblast. This online camera broadcasts the intersection near building 60/2, where pedestrian and vehicle traffic converge. The web camera operates in real time and allows you to observe life in this northern city: how traffic moves, pedestrians cross the road, and traffic lights change. If you're interested in the road situation or weather in Strezhevoy right now — you're watching the right stream.

Why the Street Has This Name

The name Stroiteley Street in Strezhevoy is not just a geographical reference but a living reminder of the city's origins. In 1968, the Central Committee of the Komsomol declared the development of oil and gas fields in Tomsk Oblast an All-Union Komsomol shock construction project. Komsomol members from across the country came here, to the northern taiga zone, to build a city from scratch. Stroiteley Street became one of the first and longest — its length is about 3 km. Today it is a full-fledged urban neighborhood with residential buildings, sports facilities, and developed infrastructure.

The Glass Dome Building: What It Is

In the right part of the camera frame, a recognizable building with a metal geometric roof and glass dome dominates. This is the Center for Tourism and Sports, opened on December 1, 1988 by order of the Strezhevoy City Council of People's Deputies. The institution has evolved from an ordinary sports club into a modern center for supplementary education where children and teenagers train. The glass dome is an architectural feature that makes the building a notable landmark on Stroiteley Street.

Climbing Wall, Running Tracks, and "Smart" Courts

The area around the Center for Tourism and Sports has long been a magnet for active lifestyle enthusiasts. In 2022–2023, a climbing wall and running tracks were installed here so that trainees could practice regardless of the season and weather conditions. The camera shows exactly this sports zone — the running track is located in the right part of the frame, next to the green spaces.

But the sports infrastructure of Stroiteley Street is not limited to just one center. "Smart" sports courts have been equipped on the street, including running tracks, football goals, basketball and volleyball stands, strength training equipment, a workout set (including for children), a stand, QR codes, Wi-Fi, and phone holders. These are full-fledged outdoor training clusters available to Strezhevoy residents around the clock.

Road Conditions and Street Lighting

The camera is installed at an intersection — a multi-lane road with crosswalks, road signs, and traffic lights. The intersection is equipped with median strips and barriers, which is typical for traffic management on the main streets of Strezhevoy. Passenger cars move along the road, and pedestrians use crosswalks with yellow markings.

Safety on the roadway is an important issue for residents. In 2026, following prosecutor's intervention, lighting appeared on a dangerous section of Stroiteley Street. The prosecutor's office identified a violation — the absence of lighting on a dangerous section — and issued an official representation to the Strezhevoy urban district administration. Now the intersection is lit, which is especially important given the short daylight hours and polar night in the northern part of Tomsk Oblast.

Strezhevoy: Oil Workers' City in Northern Tomsk Oblast

Strezhevoy is a city with a special character. It grew up in the northern taiga zone as an oil production center, and its architecture, rhythm of life, and even street names bear the imprint of this history. Stroiteley Street is direct proof of that. Today it is a modern neighborhood where residential buildings, sports facilities, and green spaces coexist. The web camera on Stroiteley Street shows a typical fragment of the urban environment — an intersection through which Strezhevoy residents drive to work, school, or training.

What You Can See on the Camera

The web camera broadcasts a top-down view of the intersection near building 60/2 on Stroiteley Street in Strezhevoy. In the frame: a multi-lane road with crosswalks (zebra with yellow markings), road signs and traffic lights, moving passenger cars, and pedestrians on sidewalks. In the foreground is the Center for Tourism and Sports building with a metal geometric roof and glass dome. In the right part of the frame are green spaces and a sports running track. The intersection is equipped with street lighting, median strips, and barriers. The camera operates in real time — you see Strezhevoy as it is right now.