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Siberia
Siberia is a very large region of Russia. It covers 77% of the country's land mass. It has been officially part of Russia since the 17th century, and several buildings from that time period still stand today.
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No it is not in Siberia. It is in the Yekaterinburg Urban Okrug.
What food do they eat in oymyakon?
Their main diet consists of fish, horse, and dairy. There is some bread as well.
First of all, it should be noted that Siberia is not a country at all. It is the regional designation of the Asian portion of the Russian Federation (Russia). Russia is a country, though. Russia used to be the center of the Soviet Union, which was a communist country. Today, though, Russia is an illiberal democracy, leaning closer and closer to autocracy.
in the summer it is really hot and in the winter it is really cold
Which place is colder Antarctica or Siberia?
Siberia is, it holds the record for the coldest place in the northern Hemisphere.
What is the closest US State to Siberia?
The closest state to Siberia is the US State of Alaska." The Bering Strait seperates Siberia & the "Fairbanks" peninsula. When you look at the map of Siberia facing the Fairbanks Peninsula you'll notice that the middle of those peninsula look like medium-sized prehistoric mammal noses.
That is the correct spelling of the proper noun "Siberia" (a cold region of eastern Russia).
Why is siberia called the sleeping land?
"Siberia" comes from the Mongolian word "sibir", which means "sleeping land."
Why were the polish deported to Siberia?
Polish individuals were deported to Siberia primarily during the partitions of Poland in the late 18th century and during World War II. The Russian Empire, which controlled much of Poland at the time, sought to suppress Polish nationalism and resistance by forcibly relocating Polish citizens to remote areas, including Siberia. Additionally, during WWII, the Soviet Union deported Poles as part of their efforts to eliminate opposition and consolidate power in occupied territories. These deportations led to significant suffering and loss among the Polish population.
What country has a climate like that of Siberia?
Alaska, part of the United States has a similar climate as does parts of Canada.
What is the latitude and longitude of Siberia?
Latitude: N 66° 45' 40.8424", Longitude: E 124° 7' 25.5112"
