Editing Sevastopol (section)

==Economy==
{{Missing information|section|Sevastopol's economic output by [[economic sector]]|date=March 2014}}

Apart from navy-related civil facilities, Sevastopol hosts some other notable industries. An example is Stroitel,<ref>{{citation |title=Stroitel |publisher=Tradekey.com }}<nowiki> See https://www.tradekey.com/company/Stroitel-1284650.html</nowiki></ref> a major [[plastic]] manufacturer.

=== Industry ===
* Sevastopol Aircraft Plant, [[Sevastopol Shipyard|SMZ Sevastopol Shipyards]] (main at Naval Bay) & Inkerman Shipyards, Balaklava Bay Shipyard
* Impuls 2 SMZ
* [[Chornomornaftogaz]] § Chernomorneftegaz (Chjornomor), oil/gas extraction, petrochemical, jack rigs and oil platforms, LNG and oil tankers.
* AO FNGUP Granit subsidiary of Almaz Antej, assembly, overhaul, and maintenance of SAM and radar EW complexes, ADS services.
* Sevastopol (Parus SPriborMZ, Mayak, NPO Elektron, NPP Kvant, Tavrida Elektronik, Musson, and other industrial plants)
* Sevastopol Economic Industrial Zone SevPZ (SE area)
* Persej SMZ ship repair and floating dock yard plant (South Bay, Sevastopol)
* Sevastopol ship repair and floating docks yards (various)
* Metallurgy, Chemical Plants, and other industries.
* Agriculture: rice, wheat, grapes, tea, fruits, and tobacco (lesser). 
* Mining: iron, titanium, manganese, aluminum, calcite silicates, and amethyst. 
* Kerch bridge, Taurida highway, Sevastopol GasTES plus solar FV plants, gas and petrol depots, and coal derivatives.

===Infrastructure===
[[File:Trolleybus Sevastopol 2012 G2.jpg|thumb|[[Trolleybus]]es [[ZiU-9]] in Sevastopol]]
There are different types of transport in Sevastopol:
* Bus – 101 lines
* Trolley bus – 14 lines
* Minibus – 52 lines
* Cutter – 6 lines
* Ferry – 1 line
* Express bus – 15 lines
* HEV train (local, suburban route) – 1 route
* Airport – 1

[[Sevastopol Shipyard]] comprises three facilities that together repair, modernise, and re-equip Russian Naval ships and submarines.<ref name="fas">{{cite web |title= Sevmorverf (Sevastopol Shipyard) |publisher= Federation of American Scientists |url= https://fas.org/nuke/guide/russia/industry/sevmorverf.htm |date= 24 August 2000 | access-date = 8 July 2013}}</ref> The [[Sevastopol International Airport]] is used as a military aerodrome at the moment and being reconstructed to be used by international airlines.

Sevastopol maintains a large port facility in the [[Bay of Sevastopol]] and in smaller bays around the [[Heracles peninsula]]. The port handles traffic from passengers (local transportation and cruise), cargo, and commercial fishing. The port infrastructure is fully integrated with the city of Sevastopol and the naval bases of the [[Black Sea Fleet]].

{{wide image|Sevastopol panorama.JPG|1000px|Panorama of the Sevastopol port entrance (left) with its [[Monument to the Sunken Ships|monument]] to [[Imperial Russian Navy|Russian ships]] which were sunk in the [[Crimean War]] to blockade the [[harbour]] (far right side).}}

===Tourism===
Due to its military history, most streets in the city are named after Russian and Soviet military heroes. There are hundreds of monuments and plaques in various parts of Sevastopol commemorating its military past.

Attractions include:
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* [[Chersonesos Taurica|Chersonesos]] National Archaeological Reserve
* [[Mikhail Kroshitsky Sevastopol Art Museum|MP Kroshitsky Sevastopol Art Museum]]
* Sevastopol Museum of Local History
* Aquarium-Museum of the Institute of Biology of the Southern Seas of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine
* Dolphinarium of Sevastopol
* [[Monument to the Sunken Ships]]
* The Panorama Museum (The Heroic Defence of Sevastopol during the [[Crimean War]])
* [[Malakhov Kurgan]] (Barrow) with its White Tower
* [[Admirals' Burial Vault]]
* The [[Black Sea Fleet]] Museum
* The Storming of [[Sapun-gora]] of 7 May 1944, the Diorama Museum ([[World War II]])
* Naval museum complex "[[Naval museum complex Balaklava|Balaklava]]", decommissioned underground submarine base, now opened to the public
* Cheremetieff brothers museum "Crimean war 1853–1856"
* Museum of the underground forces of 1942–1944
* Museum Historical Memorial Complex [[35th coastal battery|"35th Coastal Battery"]]
* The Naval Museum "Michael's battery"
* Fraternal (Communal) War Cemetery
}}

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File:Sevastopol Crimea-5243.jpg|Sevastopol Artillery Bay view
File:Sevastopol Crimea-4856.jpg|The seaside of Sevastopol
File:Sevastopol 04-14 img09 Vladimir Cathedral.jpg|St. Vladimir's Cathedral at 'the city hill'
File:Sevastopol 04-14 img06 Peter and Paul Cathedral.jpg|Saints Peter and Paul Cathedral
File:Sevastopol 04-14 img17 View to Northern Side.jpg|View of the Northern side
File:Sevastopol 04-14 img14 PozharovaStreet Old Cemetery.jpg|Old city cemetery
File:Sevastopol 04-14 img01 railway station.jpg|Main railway station
File:Musee Sevastopol.jpg|The Panorama Museum (The Heroic Defence of Sevastopol during the [[Crimean War]])
File:Building of Diorama Storm of Sapun Mountain on May 7, 1944 in Sevastopol.jpg|The Storming of [[Sapun-gora]] of 7 May 1944, the Diorama Museum ([[World War II]])
File:Balaklava, Sevastopol.jpg|Entrance to [[Balaklava]] bay, 2010
File:Андріївка-пляж.JPG|Steep West Bank, Andriivka
File:Херсонесское_побережье_и_вид_на_севастополь.jpg|The rocky shore of Heracles of the Ey Peninsula, Chersonesos
File:15.Мис_Фіолент_(9).jpg|The high shore of Cape Fiolent
File:Ласпи_053.jpg|South bank landscape, Laspi
File:Sevastopol004.jpg|South bay
File:Balaclava_bay.jpg|Balaklava bay
File:Балаклавские_горы.jpg|View of Sevastopol from Balaklava Heights
File:Verhnesadovoe_2.JPG|Road, Verkhniosadove village
</gallery>