Tyumen Oblast - Definition and Overview

Tyumen Oblast (Тюме́нская о́бласть) is a regional subdivision of Russia in the Urals Federal District. Its administrative center is the city of Tyumen. It contains two autonomous districts, Khantia-Mansia, and Yamalia. Excluding the autonomous districts, Tyumen Oblast has an area of 159,869.7 km² (including the autonomies, it is Russia's third largest subdivision) and a population of 3,264,800 (2002). Tyumen is the largest city with over half a million inhabitants.

Administrative Division

Districts

Tyumen Oblast consists of the following districts (Russian: районы):

• Abatsky (Абатский)
• Armizonsky (Армизонский)
• Aromashevsky (Аромашевский)
• Berdyuzhsky (Бердюжский)
• Golyshmanovsky (Голышмановский)
• Isetsky (Исетский)
• Ishimsky (Ишимский)
• Kazansky (Казанский)
• Nizhnetavdinsky (Нижнетавдинский)
• Omutinsky (Омутинский)
• Sladovsky (Сладовский)
• Sorokinsky (Сорокинский)
• Tobolsky (Тобольский)
• Tyumensky (Тюменский)
• Uporovsky (Упоровский)
• Uvatsky (Уватский)
• Vagaysky (Вагайский)
• Vikulovsky (Викуловский)
• Yalutorovsky (Ялуторский)
• Yarkovsky (Ярковский)
• Yurginsky (Юргинский)
• Zavodoukovsky (Заводоуковский)

External links

• Administration of Tyumen Oblast (in Russian) (http://admtyumen.ru/), official homepage.

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