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The Autonomous Okrug of Yamal-Nenets lies in the Russian region Ural. To the west of it is the republic Komi and the Autonomous Okrug of the Nenets, in the south of the Khanty and Mansi autonomous circle, in the east lies the region Krasnoyarsk. In the north is the Kara lake.
Regions
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places
- 1 Salekhard
is the administrative center and the only city in the world that is located directly on the Arctic Circle
- 2 Gubkinski
- 3 Charp
- 4 Labytnangi
- 5 Muravlenko
- 6 Nadym
- 7 Novy Urengoy
is the largest city in the region and the last station of the railroad Tyumen - Novy Urengoy
- 8 Noyabrsk
, there are few good reasons to visit this oilfield town (the second largest in the region) unless you are in the oil business there
- 9 Tarko sale is right for those who want to vacation right in the middle of nowhere. This small town has a humble museum of local lore.
Other goals
background
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The Yamal-Nenets Autonomous Okrug is located in the north of the Siberian lowlands and is traversed by the Ifwhich flows into the Kara Sea. It divides the region into two peninsulas: the 1 Jamal Peninsula and the 2 Gydan Peninsula . The sparsely populated region is made up of the ethnic group of the Nenets or. Samoyed inhabited, but has been in the minority for years.
language
Official languages: Russian and Nenzisch.
getting there
mobility
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activities
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literature
Web links
http: //правительство.янао.рф/ - Official website of the Yamalo-Nenets Autonomous Okrug