Sovetskaya
Sovetskaya is a common placename in Russia and other former Soviet republics, meaning "Soviet" in Russian. Its usage dates back to the Soviet era, where it was often incorporated into names of cities, streets, squares, and other geographical features to commemorate the Soviet Union or its achievements. Following the dissolution of the Soviet Union in 1991, many of these places underwent renaming to shed their Soviet associations. However, some retain the "Sovetskaya" designation, either by choice or due to historical significance.
Examples of places named Sovetskaya include Sovetskaya Street, which can be found in numerous Russian cities,