Question: What is the name of the Eastern Orthodox bell tower church whose location was previously known as Ust-Sheksna ( until 1504 ) ?

text: List of tallest Eastern Orthodox church buildings
Bell towers

This is a list of tallest Orthodox church buildings in the world, all those higher than 70 metres. Traditionally, an Orthodox church building is crowned by one or several domes with Orthodox crosses on the top of each. The overall height of the temple is measured by the highest point of the cross above the main temple. The number of domes is symbolical. One dome is a symbol of Christ or God, three domes are symbolic of Trinity, five domes symbolize Christ and Four Evangelists, seven domes are often used because seven is a holy number, and thirteen domes correspond to Christ and his twelve Apostles. Other numbers are also encountered. An Orthodox church building may also have a bell tower or zvonnitsa, either a part of the main church building, or standalone structure. Typically, bell tower is higher than the main temple. This list is divided into two sections, one listing the highest temples and the other listing the highest bell towers or zvonnitsas.
Rank Height ( m ) Name Notes Years of construction Location
1 122,5 Peter and Paul Cathedral Three-level bell tower is a part of the church . It is crowned with a gilded spire . The figure of a flying angel is at the very top of the structure 1712-1733 Saint Petersburg Russia
2 116 Transfiguration Cathedral in Rybinsk Five-level bell tower , crowned by a gilded spire 1797-1804 Rybinsk Russia
3 107 Monastery of Our Lady of Kazan Tallest Christian structure in the Central Federal District of Russia 2009-2011 Tambov Russia
4 106 Resurrection Cathedral in Shuya A standalone Orthodox bell tower . Tallest in the Ivanovo Oblast 1810-1832 Shuya Russia
5 97 Annunciation Cathedral Built in the Pseudo-Russian style 1998-2009 Voronezh Russia
6 96,52 Great Lavra Belltower Located in the Kiev Pechersk Lavra 1731-1745 Kiev Ukraine
7 93,7 Peter and Paul Church The highest rural bell tower in Russia  the settlement of Porechye-Rybnoye Yaroslavl Oblast Russia
8 93 Nikolo-Ugresha monastery The bell tower is adjacent to the other buildings of the monastery 1758-1763 , rebuilt in в 1859 г Dzerzhinsky Russia
9 90,3 Nikolo-Berlyukovsky Monastery In old Russian measures , the height of the bell tower is equal to 127 arshin 4 vershoks 1895-1899 the village of Avdotyino Moscow Oblast Russia
10 89,5 Assumption Cathedral in Kharkiv About 3,5 million bricks and 65,5 tons of iron were used for construction 1821-1841 Kharkiv Ukraine
11 88 Trinity Lavra of St. Sergius Five-level bell tower 1740-1770 Sergiyev Posad Russia
12 83,2 Assumption Cathedral in Ryazan Built by several different architects . Located in Ryazan Kremlin 1789-1840 Ryazan Russia
13 82 All Saints Cathedral in Tula At the corners of the first level there are sculptures of angels with trumpets 1776-1825 Tula Russia
14 81,6 Saint Trinity Monastery in Alatyr The bell tower is included in the Russian Book of Records the monastery is founded in 1584 Alatyr Russia
15-16 81 Ivan the Great Bell Tower Located on the Cathedral Square in the Moscow Kremlin 1532-1543 Moscow Russia
15-16 81 Saint Assumption Sarov Monastery In the good weather the buildings of the Serafimo-Diveevsky Monastery are seen from the bell tower 1789-1799 Sarov Russia
17-18 80 John the Evangelist Monastery in Poschupovo The monastery is situated on the right bank of Oka River 1901 the settlement of Poschupovo , Ryazan Oblast Russia
17-18 80 Annunciation Cathedral in Kharkiv In 1997 a fire damaged the dome and the cross of the bell tower 1888-1901 Kharkiv Ukraine
19 79.9 Dormition Cathedral in Astrakhan Kremlin The height of the bell tower is 37 sazhen . The cross is 7 metres high  Astrakhan Russia
20 79.5 John the Baptist Church The bell tower was built in the Neo-Byzantine style after the project of engineer Kulchitsky . Sponsored by the merchant Diomid Mitrofanovich Khutaryov 1891-1895 Serpukhov District of Moscow Oblast Russia