A Yagrinlag camp outpost was located near the Lomovoe rail station. The prisoners excavated ballast in the quarry which was sent to the concrete factory in Molotovsk (Severodvinsk). There was a small brickworks at the outpost and an electricity generating station. German POWs are known to have been among the prisoners there. The prisoners’ barracks were on a hill not far from the station; the cemetery was beyond the lake.
In summer 2013, local historian G.V. Shaverina, chairwoman of the Severodvinsk section of the Sovest society, and archaeologist T.F. Melnik studied the area of the former camp outpost. Villagers indicated where the camp burial ground was located but no traces of burials survived there.
The Memorial online database (2025) lists 72,325 victims in the Arkhangelsk Region (BR 15,944). See Severodvinsk.
From other sources the database lists 1,896 victims sent to the Arkhangelsk Region: some to the camps, most to its special settlements (1,301). 41 were Yaginlag prisoners, seven of whom are recorded as dying in the camp system.
| State of burials | Area | Boundaries |
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Have not survived
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not established
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not delineated
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[ Original texts & hyperlinks ]
T. Melnik, “The Yagrin corrective-labour camp in Molotovsk”, Hard Labour and Exile in the Russian North: a collection of articles, Arkhangelsk, 2006
“Yagrinlag in the lives of people and the city” website [retrieved, 27 May 2022]
G. Charupa, “The tentacles of Yagrinlag”, Severny rabochi, 13 July 2013.
“Burials of Yagrinlag prisoners at the Lomovoe camp outpost”, Virtual Museum of the Gulag [retrieved, 27 May 2022]
