Editing Mogilev (section)

== Economy ==
After [[World War II]], a huge [[metallurgy]] centre with several major steel mills was built. Also, several major factories of [[crane (machine)|crane]]s, [[car]]s, [[tractor]]s and a chemical plant were established. By the 1950s, tanning was Mogilev's principal industry, and it was a major trading centre for cereal, leather, salt, sugar, fish, timber and flint: the city has been home to a major inland port on the [[Dnieper]] river since and an [[Mahilyow Airport|airport]] since. Since the fall of the Soviet Union and the establishment of Belarus as an independent country, Mogilev has become one of that country's main economic and industrial centres.<ref>{{Cite web|url=https://www.belarus.by/en/about-belarus/geography/mogilev-region|publisher=Govt of Belarus|title=Mogilev Region|website=Belarus.by}}</ref>