Everything about Taymyr Peninsula totally explained
Taymyr Peninsula is a peninsula in
Siberia that forms the most northern part of mainland
Asia. It lies between the
Yenisei Gulf of the
Kara Sea and the
Khatanga Gulf of the
Laptev Sea in
Krasnoyarsk Krai,
Russia.
The peninsula is the site of the last known naturally occurring
muskox outside of
North America, which died out about 2,000 years ago. They were successfully reintroduced in 1975.
Population
The isolated location of
Nganasan people enabled them to maintain
shamanistic practices even in the 20
th century.
Economy
MMC Norilsk Nickel conducts mining operations in the area. The company conducts
smelting operations in the area of the city of
Norilsk, near the peninsula. The nickel ore concentrate and other products
of the company are transported over a short railroad to the port city of
Dudinka on the
Yenisei River,
and from there by boat to
Murmansk and other ports.
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