Oblast Tjumen

Oblast Tjumen
Lage in Russland
situation in Russia
State: Russia
federation circle: The Urals
surface: 1.435.200 km ²
inhabitants: 3.307.481 (1. January 2005)
Capital: Tjumen
population density: 2.3 Einwohner/km ²
Kfz characteristics: 72

the Oblast Tjumen (Тюменскаяобласть, Tjumenskaja oblast) is a Oblast in Russia. To the Oblast Tjumen belong administratively likewise the autonomous districts of the Chanten and Mansen as well as the Jamal Nenzen.

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geography

the Oblast lies in the south of the westSiberian low country and borders in the north on the autonomous district of the Chanten and Mansen, in the east on the Oblast Omsk, in the southeast on Kazakhstan and in the west on the Oblast Kurgan and the Oblast Swerdlowsk. The most important rivers are the Irtysch and its tributaries Tobol and Ischim. It has a surface of 161,800 square kilometers (without the autonomous district of the Chanten and Mansen as well as the autonomous circle of the Jamal Nenzen) and about 3.3 million inhabitant.

history

the history of the Russian settlement began end 16. Century. The city Tobolsk was a time long even capital Sibiriens. To 14. August 1944 was separated the Oblast Tjumen from the Oblast Omsk.

economics

most important branches of industry are the petrochemical industry, the wood working and mechanical engineering.

cities

the most important cities are the capital Tjumen, Tobolsk and Ischim.


Cities and urban settlements (conditions: 1. January 2005)

City Russian inhabitant
Tjumen Тюмень 538,320
Tobolsk Тобольск 101,145
Ischim Ишим 65,527
Jalutorowsk Ялуторовск 36,433
Sawodoukowsk Заводоуковск 25,228
Borowski Боровский 15,832
Golyschmanowo Голышманово 13,672
Winsili Винзили 11,789
Bogandinski Богандинский 9,839
Sumkino Сумкино 4,250

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autonomous one of areas Jewish autonomous area
autonomous one of circles Aginer Burjaten | Chanten and Mansen | Ewenken | Jamal Nenzen | Korjaken | Nenzen | Taimyr | Tschukt | Ust Ordynsker Burjaten
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