Dashava-Minsk gas pipeline: Kamyanka-Buzka station

Lviv Television, 1963. Black-and-white story "On the Dashava-Minsk gas pipeline route" from the program "Telekhronika" No. 850, without sound.

On the video: Lviv region, laying of the gas pipeline, various plans for checking the tightness of the pipes; a campaign inscription on the pipe "Adenauer — fell into the pipe!", workers at work in an open area, special transport; a foreman explains the next work plan, workers listen, trucks.

Reference: The Dashava-Minsk gas pipeline, built in 1960 to transport natural gas from the Carpathians to Belarus and the Baltic countries, passed through the territory of Western Ukraine and played an important role in supplying both neighboring states and industrial centers of Ukraine (in particular, Rivne). In 1963, within the framework of this system, a compressor station in Kamianka-Buzka was put into operation, which became a key node for the further branching of gas pipelines in the western region.