Stake attention in this memory
The image shows three commemorative plaques displayed on pillars, likely marking historical events. The plaques are silver in color and have decorative borders. Each plaque contains information in both the local language and Russian. The first plaque is labeled "1860" and refers to the formation of the Arbaa Khanalas ulus (district) and the renaming of the district to Zapadno-Kangalassky. The second plaque is labeled "1937" and mentions the renaming of the area to Ordzhonikidzevsky district. The third plaque is labeled "1992" and notes the return of the historical name Khanalas. The pillars holding the plaques are concrete and painted white. The scene is located in Tabaga, Russia, as indicated by the Russian language on the plaques. The background contains greenery, including trees and shrubs. The foreground consists of dry grass and ground debris. The presence of these plaques suggests the location is a place of historical significance within the community.
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