Junost
Junost ( Russian юность , German youth ), in Belarus also Junaztwa ( Belarusian юнацтва ) is the name of the following places, media, sports facilities or clubs:
Geographic objects
- Junost Island ( Russian Остров Юности ), a river island in Angara in the Russian city of Irkutsk
media
- Junost (magazine) ( Russian Ю́ность ), a Moscow literary magazine
- Radio Junost ( Russian Радио Юность , also Радио Ю FM, You-FM ), formerly Soviet, now Russian radio station of the all-Russian state television and radio company
Sports venues in Russia
- Ice Palace Junost (Kurgan) , Ice Palace in Kurgan in the Urals
- Junost Stadium (Armavir) , stadium in the southern Russian city of Armavir
- Junost Stadium (Khabarovsk) , sports complex in Khabarovsk
- Junost Stadium (Jakutsk) , stadium in the East Siberian city of Yakutsk
- Junost Stadium (Yekaterinburg) , stadium in Yekaterinburg
- Junost Stadium (Maikop) , also Druzhba Stadium , stadium in the southern Russian city of Maykop
- Junost Stadium (Novotroitsk) , stadium in the Russian city of Novotroitsk
- Junost Stadium (Chita) , stadium in the Siberian city of Chita
- Junost Stadium (Tver) , stadium in the central Russian city of Tver
- Junost Stadium (Vladivostok) , stadium in the East Siberian city of Vladivostok
- Sports center Junost (Yekaterinburg) , sports center for ice sports in Yekaterinburg
- Sports center Junost (Ostrow) , sports center for cross-country skiing and biathlon in Ostrow
- Junost Sports Palace (Chelyabinsk) , sports hall in the Russian city of Chelyabinsk
Sports facilities in Belarus
- Junaztwa Stadium (Mazyr) , football stadium in Mazyr
- Junaztwa Stadium (Smarhon) , football stadium in Smarhon
- Junost Stadium (Minsk) , stadium in the Olympic sports complex in Minsk
societies
- HK Junost Minsk ( Belarusian ХК Юнацтва-Мінск , Russian ХК Йуност Минск ), a Belarusian ice hockey club
- HK Junost Omsk , bandy club in the Siberian city of Omsk
