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Tomsk region - Wikipedia:

Date of formation of the Tomsk region: 13 August 1944
Population of the Tomsk region: 1 076 959 people
Telephone code of the Tomsk region: 382
Tomsk region square: 314 391 km²
Car code of the Tomsk region: 70

Districts of the Tomsk region:

Aleksandrovsky, Asinovsky, Bakcharsky, Verkhneketsky, Zyryansky, Kargasoksky, Kozhevnikovsky, Kolpashevsky, Krivosheinsky, Molchanovsky, Parabelsky, Pervomaisky, Teguldetsky, Tomsk, Chainsky, Shegarsky.

Cities of the Tomsk region - list of cities in alphabetical order:

Ashino city founded in 1896. The population of the city is 24354 people.
Kedrovy town founded in 1982. The population of the city is 2034 people.
Kolpashevo town founded in the 17th century. The population of the city is 23180 people.
Seversk founded in 1949. The population of the city is 107498 people.
Strezhevoy town founded in 1966. The population of the city is 41,541 people.
Tomsk city founded in 1604. The population of the city is 573 647 people.

Tomsk region located in Siberian Federal District, borders with other Russian regions - Tyumen and Krasnoyarsk territories. The administrative center is the city of Tomsk.

The main attraction of the Tomsk region is the architectural appearance of Tomsk, whose history began in the 17th century. On the streets of this old town you can see great examples wooden architecture - carved lace houses. Old Russian architecture there is perfectly combined with such directions as classicism and baroque. In the daytime, Tomsk becomes like a city from a fairy tale.

There are also natural attractions in the Tomsk region that should be included in your excursion route. One of them is Talovskie bowls. These are formations of limestone in the form of bowls. Besides natural monument, in the region there are about 15 nature reserves and sanctuaries.

Attractions of the Tomsk region: Talovskie Bowls, Vasyugan swamps, Mogochino, NKVD Investigative Prison, Museum of Wooden Architecture, Tomsk Ostrog, Resurrection Church, Ruble Monument, Museum of Slavic Mythology, White Lake, Blue Cliff.

The northern neighbor of the region is Tyumen, and the eastern Krasnoyarsk region... In the west and south, the region borders on the Omsk, Novosibirsk and Kemerovo regions. On online map Tomsk region with borders can measure the size of the region. The region stretches for 600 km from north to south, and 780 km from east to west. A lot of swamps are marked on the satellite map of the Tomsk region. The main river of the Ob region divides the central part of the region into parts. The left-bank region is a swampy lowland. It contains the world's largest Vasyugan swamp. Its area is 53 thousand square meters. km.

There are much fewer swamps on the right bank of the Ob. This area is covered with mixed forests. All rivers flowing through the region are included in the Ob basin. There are 95 thousand lakes in the region. The territory of the region is located in several natural zones. Most the region is covered by the middle and southern taiga. The rest of the territory falls into the forest-steppe zone. The region produces oil, gas, peat and other minerals. In its depths there are deposits of gold, titanium, zirconium and iron.

Transport links, roads and routes

The Tomsk region is located at a considerable distance from the central part of the country. In a straight line from Tomsk to Moscow 2877 km. All types of transport are developing in the region. The total length of highways in the region is 7156 km. The federal highway M53 "Siberia" passes through the territory.

The railway of the Tomsk region is part of the Transsib. The operational length of the railway track is 346 km. The length of navigable waterways in the region is 5195 km. In the area there are 2 civil airports and 15 runways.

Tomsk region with cities and districts

The region is divided into 16 administrative districts. The largest cities in the region:

Tomsk. Located on the banks of the Tom. The population of the city is about 594.8 thousand people.
Seversk. The city is home to the Siberian Chemical Combine. The population of the city is over 107.4 thousand people.
Strezhevoy. The city of oil workers with a population of over 41.5 thousand people.

On the map of the Tomsk region with districts, 138 municipalities are indicated.

The Tomsk Region is located in the southeast of the West Siberian Plain. Satellite map of the Tomsk region shows that the region borders on the Krasnoyarsk Territory, Khanty-Mansiysk autonomous region, Kemerovo, Tyumen, Omsk and Novosibirsk regions. The area of the region is 314 391 sq. km.

There are 16 municipal districts, 4 urban districts, 118 rural and 3 urban settlements. The largest cities in the Tomsk region are Tomsk (administrative center), Seversk, Strezhevoy, Asino and Kolpashevo.

The economy of the Tomsk region is based on the fuel and energy complex: oil production and processing, natural gas, brown coal, peat, non-ferrous and ferrous metals.

Vasyugan swamps in the Tomsk region

Brief history of the Tomsk region

The territory of the modern Tomsk region began to be populated by Russians in the 16th-17th centuries. In 1719 the territory became part of the Tobolsk province. In 1782, the Tomsk region was formed, which in 1804 became part of the Tomsk province. In 1925 the region became part of the Siberian Territory, and in 1944 the modern Tomsk Region was formed.

Blue rocks in the Tomsk district of the Tomsk region

Attractions of the Tomsk region

A detailed satellite map of the Tomsk region makes it possible to see the main natural attractions of the region: taiga forests, the Ob river, the Ob-Yenisei canal, Vasyugan swamps, Mirnoye, Kirek, Larino and Peschanoe lakes.

In the Tomsk region, it is worth visiting the following natural attractions: the Blue Cliff natural monument, the Dyzvezdny stream falling from a 1.5 m high hill, Talovskie bowls - limestone formations in the form of bowls, Blue Rocks in the Tomsk region.

Tomsk Theotokos-Alexievsky Monastery

In the Tomsk region, it is worth seeing the Tomsk prison and the Tomsk Mother of God-Aleksievsky monastery, wooden architecture in Tomsk, the village "Mogilniki", the Peter and Paul Church in the village of Nagorny Ishtan and the old mill in the village of Voronovo.

Tourist notes

Gulrypsh - a summer cottage for celebrities

There is an urban-type settlement Gulrypsh on the Black Sea coast of Abkhazia, the appearance of which is closely associated with the name of the Russian philanthropist Nikolai Nikolaevich Smetsky. In 1989, due to the illness of his wife, they needed to change the climate. Case decided the matter.

The subject of the Russian Federation:

Tomsk region

Main official city (administrative):

Tomsk

Federal District:

Siberian

Part of the national economy (economic region):

West Siberian

OKATO region code:

69000000000

Date of formation of the region:

13 August 1944

Population (thousand people):

1,070,402 (as of 2014)

Territory (thousand square kilometers):

314,4

Car registration plate (code):

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