Yugra is a constituent entity of the Russian Federation located in the Northern Urals, attributed to the Tyumen region. The main component of the region is the oil and gas industry.
The district has several urban districts (13) and municipal districts (9).
Surgut district
The city of Surgut itself is one of the largest settlements of Ugra. It is also one of the few urban settlements that surpasses the administrative district in its scale and population. To this day, the city itself and the region are considered one of the richest, with a huge number of industrial enterprises, interesting in economic and tourist terms.
There are 25 settlements in the district, 4 of which are urban settlements and 9 rural. There are also inter-settlement territories - 2.
Ult Yagun
It is one of several rural settlements of the region centered in the same settlement. The administrative unit includes the village of Trom-Agan.
The boundaries of the settlement were determined only in 2004, then it was given status.
Only 2, 064 people live in the village of Ult-Yagun, and only 194 people live in Trom Agan.
Geographical and other features
The settlement is located in the northern part of the district and is located in the basin of two rivers, of the same name and Trom-Agan, on the shore of Lake Vach-Lor. From Ult-Jagun to the city of Surgut 58 km. The total area occupied by the settlement is 7, 375 hectares. The main route of communication with other regions is the railway, and there are also two automobile routes: Surgut-Nizhnevartovsk, Surgut-Urengoy.
It is on the territory of this settlement that an oil field called Rodnikovoye is located.
The village is fully suitable for comfortable living, there is an outpatient clinic, a kindergarten and a secondary school on the territory, in which there is even a boarding school. In 2007, an art school was opened.
And in the period from 2004 to 2008, more than 300 people were moved from dilapidated housing to new apartment buildings.
The village of Trom-Agan is not far behind Ult-Yagun, although few people live in it. There is a school, a kindergarten, a club and a paramedic. The village is inhabited mainly by indigenous people - the Khanty people who are engaged in reindeer husbandry.
sights
Clay reserves were found near the Ult-Yagun of the Surgut region (30 km). It is suitable for the manufacture of expanded clay, brick and porcelain, earthenware. And not far from the village of Trom Agan, the remains of ancient settlements have been preserved. In 2011, an obelisk in memory of those who fell during the Second World War was opened in the village, by the way, local residents raised half the money for its construction.
In 2012, on the 35th anniversary of the settlement, a stone was laid in memory of the pioneers and in honor of the railway builders.
There is even a museum in the village. The exposition is constantly replenished with exhibits brought by cadets of the Fighter military sports club, and they, in fact, participate in search operations. The museum has collected more than 400 exhibits, and the most valuable - ammunition, it belonged to the soldiers who participated in the Great Patriotic War.
But the most interesting and attractive place for tourists is Lake Vach-Lor.
Lake
To this day, there are two versions of the spelling of the name of the lake: Vach-Lor and Vachlor, but it is translated from the Khanty language as “narrow lake”. They began to study the pond in the 90s of the last century. As a result, it turned out that its muds are healing and are in no way inferior to Saki muds, which are known all over the world. Geological reserves of sapropelic mud are estimated at 12 million tons. Their distinctive feature is the saturation with organic substances, which can be used for medicinal purposes and in agriculture. Municipal authorities are constantly reporting plans to build a mud bath. After all, this is an opportunity to attract a huge number of vacationers. The mud of the lake can cope with the problems that appear on the skin associated with the musculoskeletal system and blood circulation. But so far these are only plans.
Village Council
The administration of Ult-Yagun is located on Zelenaya Street 4. The current head is D. Yumatov. He is a young (born in 1983) and promising head. He took office in 2013. Prior to that, he graduated from the Saratov State Conservatory. In the period from 2008 to 2013 he worked as the director of the children's art school of the village.
