Satellite map of the Kemerovo region

Map of the Kemerovo region from satellite. You can view the satellite map of the Kemerovo region in the following modes: map of the Kemerovo region with names of objects, satellite map of the Kemerovo region, geographic map of the Kemerovo region.

Kemerovo region- West Siberian region of Russia, which is located midway between Moscow and Vladivostok. The administrative center and main city of the Kemerovo region is the city of Kemerovo, whose population is 500 thousand people. Kemerovo is located almost 3500 km from Moscow. Largest cities regions - Kemerovo, Prokopyevsk, Mezhdurechensk, Kiselevsk and others.

The climate of the region is sharply continental. This type of climate is characterized by sharp and significant fluctuations in air temperature throughout the year. The average annual temperature in the Kemerovo region is from +1 to +1.5 C. The hottest time of the year is summer, when the air warms up to +35...+38 C. In winter it is usually very cold, and sometimes the thermometer can drop to - 54...-57 S.

As for attractions, the most beautiful area of ​​the Kemerovo region is its southern part, which is occupied by mountainous picturesque terrain. There are such natural monuments as Alguy Tremolins, Spassky Palaces, Rocky Mountain Canyon, Gavrilovsky Caves, Stone Gates, cave complexes, the sight of which will take your breath away.

Spa treatment based on several mineral springs is especially developed in the Kemerovo region. Types of tourism such as horseback riding, water tourism and mountain tourism are also gaining popularity. The Kemerovo region has all the prerequisites to become a cultural and international tourist center. The most beautiful and impressive is Gornaya Shoria - one of the best recreational areas in Russia. You can relax in the Kemerovo region both in summer and winter.

The administrative center of the Kemerovo region is the city.

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Demonstrates the features of the south of Western Siberia. The region itself was formed in 1943, by a corresponding decree of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR. The main city of the region is Kemerovo, and the largest is Novokuznetsk. The region is limited by the Novosibirsk and Tomsk regions, the Altai and Krasnoyarsk territories and the Altai and Khakassia republics. The region is huge, and the population is only 3 million, so the average development density of this territory is lower than the national average.

The relief of the region is very diverse. A significant part of it is occupied by the Kuznetsk Basin. In the southeast, the landscapes are decorated with the Altai and Sayan spurs. In the west there is a low but extremely curious one. from the point of view of the manifestation of weathering forms, the Salair Ridge. The legendary landscapes of mountainous Shoria, with relict trees, adorn the south. It all shows map of the Kemerovo region.

The tectonic structure and history of the development of the territory have given the region many minerals, securely hidden in the bowels of the earth. Enormous reserves of hard and brown coal were formed in the Paleozoic. The occurrence of iron, polymetallic, and gold ores is associated with the origin of the West Siberian Platform. In addition to these treasures, there are also phosphorites, in unmeasured quantities, and a hundred types of various semi-precious and finishing stones.

Such a rich base has long made it possible to develop the mining, metallurgical, energy and mechanical engineering industries in the Kemerovo region.

The history of the Kemerovo region began by historical standards not so long ago - in the 18th century. It all started when one day Mikhailo Volkov was climbing up the river and saw a huge coal seam. This place is now Kuzbass. Industrial development of this land began only at the end of the century. Factories of industrialists appeared, whose names were already known throughout Russia. Since then, life here has been developing very actively, because mined coal needs to be sold, and in order to sell it, you need access to mines and factories. In general, this area has been developing quite actively since the discovery of coal; stagnation was forced only during the Second World War.

Coal, of course, is the main attraction of the region. What else can you see besides it? For example, rare rock paintings in the Tomsk Pisanitsa museum-reserve, the Tazgol eco-museum, rare relict plants can be seen in the black taiga, and wild animals such as wolverine, sable, and wolf can be found in dense forests.

The Kemerovo region is one of the breadwinners of Russia, with its unique history and architecture, which is constantly changing.

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You may also be interested in the cities of the Kemerovo region:

City	Year of formation	The area of ​​the land,sq. km.
Anzhero-Sudzhensk	1931	120
Belovo	1938	170
Berezovsky	1965	82
Guryevsk	1938	90
Kaltan	1959	32
	1918	279
Kiselevsk	1936	215
	1925	128
Mariinsk	1856	48

On satellite map In the Kemerovo region you can see a large number of rivers and lakes. The most significant bodies of water are:

• Berchikul;
• Tom;
• Condom;
• Sary-Chumysh;
• Chumysh;
• Mrassu.

The subject is rich in mineral resources. Gold, iron and polymetallic ore, brown coal, phosphorites and other minerals are mined in the Kemerovo region. There are fertile black soils in the region, used in agriculture. The climate in the region is continental. Summer is short but warm, and winter is long and cold.

• The coldest month is January. The temperature drops to minus 20 degrees;
• The warmest is July. The air warms up to +20 degrees.

The flora of the subject is diverse. Tundra plants and alpine meadows grow in the mountains, and fir-aspen and pine forests grow in the foothills. There are steppes and forest-steppes. There are many nature reserves in the region. The fauna of the region is no less interesting. More than 20 species of animals and 120 species of birds live here.

Road communication of the Kemerovo region, routes

• Federal R255 "Siberia". Novosibirsk – Irkutsk;
• P384. Novosibirsk – Yurga;
• Novokuznetsk Ring Road (NKAD);
• P366. Altai region– Novokuznetsk;
• P400. Tomsk – Mariinsk;
• Kemerovo Ring Road (KKAD).

There are other highways in the region. On the online map of the Kemerovo region with borders it is noted that the Trans-Siberian Railway passes through its territory. There is a branch of the West Siberian railway. There are more than ten stations in the region. There are airports in Kemerovo and Novokuznetsk, and there are 4 more airfields in other settlements. During navigation, water transport operates along the Tom River.

Kemerovo region with settlements and districts

The map of the Kemerovo region with districts indicates that there are 19 cities of regional subordination in this region. The capital of the subject is Kemerovo. This city is inhabited by over 550 thousand people. There are 19 districts in total:

• Belovsky;
• Krapivinsky;
• Leninsk-Kuznetsky;
• Kemerovo;
• Izhmorsky;
• Guryevsky;
• Mariinsky;
• Topkinsky;
• Chebulinsky;
• Yurginsky;
• And others.

2 million 709 thousand people live in the region. These are mainly Russians, as well as Shors, Tatars, Teleuts and citizens of other nationalities. There are 20 urban and over 150 rural settlements located on the territory of the subject.

The Kemerovo region is located in the southeast of Western Siberia. On the satellite map of the Kemerovo region you can see that the region borders the Republics of Khakassia and Altai, the Altai and Krasnoyarsk territories, the Tomsk and Novosibirsk regions. The area of ​​the region is 95,725 square meters. km.

The region's territory is divided into 18 municipal districts and 20 cities. The largest cities of the Kemerovo region are Kemerovo (administrative center), Novokuznetsk, Prokopyevsk, Mezhdurechensk and Leninsk-Kuznetsky.

On the territory of the Kemerovo region there is one of the centers of the Russian coal industry - Kuzbass. The region's economy is based on coal mining, oil refining and metallurgy.

Kuznetsky Alatau

Brief history of the Kemerovo region

The development of the territory of the modern Kemerovo region began in the 17th century. In the 19th century, the region was part of the Tomsk province. In 1930, the region became part of the West Siberian Territory, and in 1937 - Novosibirsk region. In 1943, the Kemerovo region was organized.

On September 18, 1984, 100 kilometers from Kemerovo, Mirny was launched nuclear explosion, whose power was 10 kilotons.

Kuznetsk fortress in Novokuznetsk

Sights of the Kemerovo region

On a detailed satellite map of the Kemerovo region you can see some natural attractions: Shorsky national park, the Kuznetsk Alatau nature reserve, the mountainous region of Mountain Shoria and the Kuznetsk Basin.

In the region it is worth seeing the highest point of the region - Mount Verkhniy Zub (2178 m), Mount Kul-Taiga, on the top of which there is a mountain lake, the valley of the Mras-Su river with numerous caves, the Saga waterfall, Lake Berchikul, Gavrilovsky caves, rocks "Spassky Palaces" and "Tsar's Gates".

Ski center Sheregesh

There are several famous ski resorts in the Kemerovo region: Yugus near Mezhdurechensk and the village of Sheregesh on Green Mountain. It is also worth seeing the Kuznetsk Fortress, the Transfiguration Cathedral and the Catholic Church of St. John Chrysostom in Novokuznetsk, the Znamensky Cathedral and the Red Mountain in Kemerovo.

Note to tourists

Gulrypsh - a holiday destination for celebrities

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