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Nature of Tyumen Region

The nature of Tyumen land is rich and various. Here there are various natural climatic zones: the Arctic tundra on the Far North changes into the typical tundra and forest-tundra, then into taiga, forest-steppe and steppe in the south.

The territory of the region is washed by waters of the Kara Sea in the north, it differs by the advanced network of deep rivers, universal spreading of lakes and plenty of underground waters, coming up here and there through the earth as springs. The largest rivers of the region, the Ob and the Irtysh, are navigable. The reservoirs of the region are distinguished by rather high fish productivity and valuable ichtyofauna by structure. The reserves of  sig and chastic fishes are significant: the Siberian sturgeon, sterlet, white salmon, shchekur, pelyad, ryapushka,

muksun, pyzhyan and Sosvinsky herring.

The most part of territory (43 million hectares) is covered with woods where birch, aspen grow in the south, in the forest-steppe; in the north - pine, cedar, larch, silver fir, fir-tree prevail; on bogs - alder, birch, willow. The woods are rich with berries: cowberries, bilberries, cranberries, blueberries,  and mushrooms. The fur animals (mink, polar fox, red fox, sable, squirrel, muskrat, hare), hoofs (lamb, wild-boar), brown bear, waterfowl (duck, geese) and game-bird (partridge, capercailye, blackcock, hazel grouses) are very important In hunting.

The area has large ground resources: aggregate area of agricultural lands is more than 4 million hectares, besides vast reindeer pastures (53 million hectares).

Agricultural lands are concentrated in the southern part that is most favorable for agriculture, in the northern areas they are mainly presented with pastures and haying. The climatic conditions and agricultural lands of the area allow to grow grain, potatoes, majority of vegetables, rough and juicy forages.

 

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