The camp outpost at the 1990 km rail loop was part of the Sevpechlag (after 1950 Pechorlag) system. The prisoners burial ground is located southeast of the camp on both banks of the Besymyanny stream. Traces of burials have survived and several grave crosses. The numbers buried there have not been established.
The territory of the burial ground and the camp outpost was studied in 1993 and again in 2001 by staff of the Inta museum of history and local studies who drew up a plan of their layout. In 2013 a wooden cross was erected on the presumed site of the infirmary with a board bearing the words: “To the victims of the Gulag. Lazaret. 1940-1958”.
| State of burials | Area | Boundaries |
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Subsidence over the burials; several grave crosses have survived
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not determined
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not delineated
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[ Original texts & hyperlinks ]
“Field diary of the history section of the Inta district museum, 1993”, Archive of the Pokayanie (repentance) foundation, Syktyvkar
“Report on the work of an exploratory expedition from the Inta district museum near the 1990 and 1973 kms of the Moscow-Vorkuta railroad, 2001”, Archive of the Pokayanie foundation, Syktyvkar
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Reply from the Inta urban district administration (№ 09/8359 of 25 June 2014) to a formal enquiry by RIC Memorial (St Petersburg)
