Bezymyanny Spring (Russian: Безымянный ключ, "Nameless Spring") was a historical stream that flowed along the bottom of one of the ravines of the Dyatlov Hills in the upland part of Nizhny Novgorod. It was part of the drainage network of the Bolshiye Ovragi district, alongside the Gremyachy Spring and the Starkovka.
Location
The plateau on the slopes of the Dyatlov Hills rises 80–120 meters above the Oka, and the ravines themselves stretch from the river hundreds of meters into the massif. Streams and rivulets once flowed along the bottoms of these old ravines: the Gremyachy Spring, the Starkovka, and the Bezymyanny Spring. The steep and rugged terrain made the district difficult to develop, so city streets appeared here considerably later than in other parts of historic Nizhny Novgorod.