Russian Far East What resources are there in the Russian Far East?

1. Where is the Far East region of Russia? 2. Where is the Far East region of Russia? 3. Where is the Far East region of Russia? 4. Where does the Far East of Russia include? Where does the Far East of Russia refer to?

Khabarovsk, Vladivostok, Qingcheng, Petropavlovsk, Yakutsk, Nakhodka, Hailanpao, Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk, Magadan, Birobidzhan.

The Russian Far East is located in the eastern part of Asia, covering an area of ??approximately 6.2 million square kilometers and a population of approximately 10 million.

It borders China’s Heilongjiang and Jilin Provinces across the Heilongjiang River (called the Amur River in Russia) and the Ussuri River to the south. It has a border of more than 3,000 kilometers with China and faces the United States across the Bering Strait to the east. Surrounding the Sea of ??Japan in the southeast with Japan, South Korea, and North Korea, it is an important channel for connecting Russia with Asia-Pacific countries, and its strategic location is very important. Where is the Russian Far East?

Central and eastern Siberia.

The Russian Far East covers an area of ??6.2159 million square kilometers and had a population of 6.29 million in 2010. Since ancient times, more than 30 ethnic groups of different sizes have thrived here. Although their development levels are very different, they all made their own contributions to the creation of ancient civilization in this region.

These peoples belong to the Uralic language family, the Altaic language family and the Ancient Asiatic language family. Their religious beliefs in ancient times were totem worship and primitive shamanism. Later, foreign Tibetan Buddhism, Islam and Orthodox Christianity were gradually accepted.

On January 26, 2015, Russian President Vladimir Putin supported the free gift of land to residents in the Far East.

Experts believe that after the promulgation of this law, Chinese immigrants will greatly increase in the Far East, and the Russian Far East will become the main region exporting green food to China.

Main cities in the Russian Far East:

Khabarovsk (Bali), Vladivostok (Vladivostok), Qingcheng, Petroba Plovsk, Ussuriysk, etc. Where is the Russian Far East?

The Russian Far East refers to central and eastern Siberia. The Russian Far East covers an area of ??6.2159 million square kilometers. Since ancient times, more than 30 ethnic groups of different sizes have thrived here. Although their development levels are very different, they all made their own contributions to the creation of ancient civilization in this region. These peoples belong to the Uralic language family, the Altaic language family and the Ancient Asiatic language family. Their religious beliefs in ancient times were totem worship and primitive shamanism. Later, foreign Tibetan Buddhism, Islam and Orthodox Christianity were gradually accepted.

Feudal society:

In the Russian Far East, more than 30 ethnic groups of different sizes have thrived here since ancient times. Generally speaking, the ethnic groups located in the south have a higher level of development, and some have reached the stage of feudal society. Among them, some ethnic groups were greatly influenced by ancient China, and some areas were even under the jurisdiction of the Chinese dynasty and were part of Chinese territory. The small ethnic groups located in the north were very backward. Until the 16th and 17th centuries, most of the small ethnic groups were still at the end of primitive society and had just entered stage society. Historical records record that Su Shen of Heilongjiang presented bows and crossbows to the Qin Dynasty. During the Eastern Zhou Dynasty, there were two major ethnic groups in the Heilongjiang Basin, Donghu and Yilou (Sushen). They were both Tungusic peoples who practiced totem worship and later believed in shamanism. Where does Russia's Far East include?

Khabarovsk, Vladivostok, Qingcheng, Petropavlovsk, Yakutsk, Ussuriysk (Twin Cities), Hailanpao , Magadan, etc.

1. Khabarovsk

Khabarovsk (Burli) was founded in the Russian Far East in 1858 and is the largest city in the Russian Far East. Inland shipping can go directly to the sea through the Amur River (Heilongjiang), or directly to Tongjiang, Fujin, Jiamusi and Harbin.

2. Vladivostok

Vladivostok (Vladivostok): Founded in 1860, it is a base for the whaling industry, fishing industry and refrigerated ships in the Far East. It has a monsoon climate. The average temperature in January is -15°C, the average temperature in August is around 20°C, and the annual rainfall is about 690 mm. Vladivostok once belonged to the territory of China (Qing Dynasty). Vladivostok means "small fishing village by the sea" in Manchu.

3. ***Qingcheng

***Qingcheng: The city was born in the Soviet Union’s first five-year plan. In order to build shipyards and aircraft manufacturing plants here, a number of Volunteers from the Communist Youth League from Moscow, St. Petersburg, and Ukraine came here, and the city was established in 1932.

4. Petropavlovsk

Petropavlovsk: the capital of Kamchatka Region, located at 158°40' east longitude and 53°00' north latitude. In 1740, there were more than 250,000 people. It was a cold storage base for the fishing fleet, a seaport and a fishing port. Due to the influence of the Japan Sea Warm Current, navigation is possible year-round. The port is a freight transfer station for Vladivostok and Nakhodka. Cars, tractors, geological exploration equipment, cement, machine tools, daily necessities, etc. are transported in, and timber and fish are mainly shipped out.

5. Yakutsk

It is the capital of the Yakutia Autonomous Republic and the oldest city in the Far East. It has always been famous as a distribution center for furs, leathers, livestock, ivory and timber. Contact with other areas is by air, and there is a large airport.

Ust-Viliuy's natural gas fields supply fuel to the city. The forces of the Yuan Dynasty (Liaoyang Province) once reached the place.

Extended information

The far northeast starts from the Arctic Ocean, is adjacent to China and North Korea to the south, and faces the Pacific Ocean to the east. Including Khabarovsk (khabarovsk), Primorsky Krai, Yakutia Autonomous Republic, Amur, Magadan, Kamchatka and Sakhalin Oblast. It covers an area of ??6.216 million square kilometers.

There are Ukrainians, Yakuts, etc. Three-quarters of the territory is mountainous. Plains and lowlands are mainly distributed in the Lena River and the middle and lower reaches of Heilongjiang, and along the Arctic Ocean. From north to south there are tundra zone, forest tundra zone and forest zone. There are mineral deposits of gold, diamond, coal, iron, tin, zinc, lead, tungsten, mercury, mica, fluorite, oil and natural gas.

40% of the land surface is covered by forests. Timber reserves and hydraulic reserves each account for about 30% of the former Soviet Union. The industry is mainly based on mining, and the output of gold, tin and diamond ranks first in the former Soviet Union. Followed by forest logging and wood processing, fish processing, ship repair and agricultural and livestock product processing, etc. Agriculture is mainly concentrated in the southern Ziya-Bureya plain and the Ussuri-Xingkai Lake plain.

The main crops are wheat, rice and soybeans. Animal husbandry is mainly for milk and meat, and reindeer are commonly raised in the north. Industry, agriculture, cities, population, railways and shipping are mainly concentrated in the south. Most areas are sparsely populated and have inconvenient transportation. The main cities include Vladivostok (Vladivostok), Khabarovsk (Bolivia), Qingcheng, Petropavlovsk (Kamchatka), Yakutsk and Magadan.

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