Working in Yamal is for the strongest and most courageous people! Harsh cold climate, hard work.
This video was filmed by my fellow countrymen, friends of Vladimir Zamyslov, who worked in Yamal!
INFO from Wikipedia: "Yamal is a peninsula in the north of Western Siberia, on the territory of the Yamalo-Nenets Autonomous Okrug of Russia. The length of the peninsula is 700 km, width is up to 240 km. It is washed by the Kara Sea and the Ob Bay.
The landscapes of the peninsula are represented by tundra, in the south - by forest tundra. There are numerous lakes.
The peninsula is poorly developed by humans. Reindeer husbandry and fishing are conducted. The largest natural gas deposits are located on the peninsula.
In Yamal, the subarctic climate is widespread, and in the north, the arctic climate. Average January temperatures range from -23 to -27 degrees Celsius, July - from +3 to +9. The amount of precipitation is low: about 400 mm / year. The thickness of the snow cover is, on average, 50 cm.
Yamal is located in the tundra, the southern part is in the forest-tundra. Permafrost is widespread; thawed soils are found only under large rivers and lakes.
Podburs, gley and peat soils prevail among soils.
In the north of the peninsula, shrub-herb-lichen-moss arctic tundras grow, in the central part - shrub-moss northern tundra, in the south - dwarf moss-lichen, southern tundra.
The peninsula is home to many animals, including: reindeer, Arctic fox, lemming, white owl, partridge, Upland buzzard, sandpiper, red-breasted goose (endemic), eider, long-tailed duck, snow bunting, rose gull, Siberian crane, etc. Among the fish there are: whitefish, char, muksun, pike, burbot, lenok, grayling, Siberian sturgeon, perch, carp, etc. The largest Novoportovsky permafrost is located here - an underground fish storage with a temperature maintained naturally. "
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