An adult male and a young child are interacting with an educational exhibit in an indoor setting, likely a museum or science center, in Perm, Russia. The adult male, appearing to be in his 30s or 40s with short, light brown hair and wearing a dark, zippered jacket, leans over the exhibit table. His right hand rests on a wooden piece of the interactive map, while he observes the child. The child, approximately 2-5 years old, wears an orange cap, a dark blue vest, and a light-colored long-sleeve shirt with a print. Both of the child's hands are placed on separate wooden map pieces, actively engaging with the exhibit. The central subject is a large, light-colored wooden interactive map display. It depicts a river system, specifically the Kama River and its tributaries, which form the geography of Perm. The map is composed of numerous individual, removable wooden landmass pieces, separated by carved channels filled with a blue material representing the rivers. Visible labels on the wooden pieces include "КАМА," "Данилиха," "Мотовилиха," "Стикс," and "Мулянка," among others, all written in Russian. Integrated into the exhibit are several Russian text panels. A prominent heading to the left reads "Пермь — город рек" (Perm — city of rivers). This panel describes how the Kama River and its tributaries form the foundation of Perm, influencing its life, development, microclimate, and terrain. Another panel to the right explains how the river valleys shape the city's internal structure, defining micro-districts, street layouts, and transportation networks. It also details the diverse origins of city river names—Russian, Komi-Permyak, Turkic, and Greek—and how these hydronyms are preserved in the names of streets, districts, and railway stations. Further text panels are visible on the upper part of the exhibit, including a partially visible title "Открытие территории: жизнь и история" (Discovery of the territory: life and history). The exhibit is constructed within a system of light wooden frames. In the background, a large window provides natural light, revealing green foliage and trees outside. The room is brightly illuminated. in Perm, Russia

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An adult male and a young child are interacting with an educational exhibit in an indoor setting, likely a museum or science center, in Perm, Russia. The adult male, appearing to be in his 30s or 40s with short, light brown hair and wearing a dark, zippered jacket, leans over the exhibit table. His right hand rests on a wooden piece of the interactive map, while he observes the child. The child, approximately 2-5 years old, wears an orange cap, a dark blue vest, and a light-colored long-sleeve shirt with a print. Both of the child's hands are placed on separate wooden map pieces, actively engaging with the exhibit. The central subject is a large, light-colored wooden interactive map display. It depicts a river system, specifically the Kama River and its tributaries, which form the geography of Perm. The map is composed of numerous individual, removable wooden landmass pieces, separated by carved channels filled with a blue material representing the rivers. Visible labels on the wooden pieces include "КАМА," "Данилиха," "Мотовилиха," "Стикс," and "Мулянка," among others, all written in Russian. Integrated into the exhibit are several Russian text panels. A prominent heading to the left reads "Пермь — город рек" (Perm — city of rivers). This panel describes how the Kama River and its tributaries form the foundation of Perm, influencing its life, development, microclimate, and terrain. Another panel to the right explains how the river valleys shape the city's internal structure, defining micro-districts, street layouts, and transportation networks. It also details the diverse origins of city river names—Russian, Komi-Permyak, Turkic, and Greek—and how these hydronyms are preserved in the names of streets, districts, and railway stations. Further text panels are visible on the upper part of the exhibit, including a partially visible title "Открытие территории: жизнь и история" (Discovery of the territory: life and history). The exhibit is constructed within a system of light wooden frames. In the background, a large window provides natural light, revealing green foliage and trees outside. The room is brightly illuminated.

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