Nutepelmen
Village
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Nutepelmen ( Russian Нутэпэльме́н , also Нутепельмен ; Chukchi Нутэпылмын , Nutepylmyn ) is a village (selo) in the Chukchi Autonomous Okrug ( Russia ) with 157 inhabitants (as of October 14, 2010).
geography
The place is about 450 km as the crow flies northeast of the district administrative center Anadyr on the northeast coast of the Chukchi Peninsula to the Chukchi Sea . It is located on a headland, the two-way spits connect the north-west, the lagoon and southeast the smaller lagoon Rypatynopelgyn separate Pynopelgyn from the open sea. About 40 km south-southeast of the village is the entrance of the Koljuchin bosom (Koljutschinskaja guba), northeast in the sea is the island of Kolyuchin , separated from the coast by the 11 km wide Sergijewski Street (proliw Sergijewskowo) .
Nutepelmen belongs to the Egwekinot district ; it is from its eponymous administrative seat, the settlement Egwekinot , 220 km to the northeast.
history
The village was established in its present form in the 1930s as part of the sedentarisation of the semi-nomadic living Chukch native population. The name stands in Chukchi for "land in the haze" ( нутэ , nute from нутэнут , nutenut "land, earth"; пылмын , pylmyn "haze, fog") and refers to a frequent weather situation on the local sea coast.
Nutepelmen is one of those places in the autonomous district whose building fabric was in fact completely renewed in the 2000s.
traffic
From Egwekinot, Nutepelmen can be reached by helicopter via Wankarem , 60 km to the north-west , with which there is also a boat connection during the ice-free period. In winter, a piste is regularly set up to km 121 (about 30 km north of Amguema ) of the Egwekinot - Iultin (- Mys Schmidta / Ryrkaipij ) road, which passes almost 200 km to the west .
Individual evidence
- ↑ a b Čislennostʹ naselenija gorodskich naselennych dotov, selʹskich naselennych dotov po Čukotskomu avtonomnomu okrugu. (Population of urban settlements, rural settlements in the Chukchi Autonomous Okrug.) Download from the website of the Chukchi Autonomous Okrug of the Federal Service of State Statistics of the Russian Federation