Talk:Nağaybäk

Nagaybäk Tatars

When looking from Tsheljabinsk Oblast map book I find out the Tshebakul village is located in so called "Lake District", east of Ozersk and north of Tsheljabinsk on the northern shore of Lake Tshebakul. On the southern shore is Karakulmjak village. Just two kilometres north of Tshebakul is village called Amineva. About 3.5 kilometres west of Tshebakul is larger village Sary on the shore of Lake Kaldy. The largest settlement in this area (with non Russian name) is Kunashak located ten kilometres east of Tsebakul. The Kunashak railway station serving the area is located about five kilometres east of the settlemant on a tiny villege named Lesnoj on the Tsheljabinsk - Kamensk Uralskij - Jekaterinburg railway line. The Tseljabinsk - Jekaterinburg highway passes the area west of Tshebakul west of Lake Kaldy. The area is about 200 - 220 metres above sea level. The area has some quite small steppe forests. Ideal place to live for people from mixed forest zone.

Parizh settlement is located north of Kartaly - Magnitogorsk - Ufa railway line on the northern edge of steppe forest zone area of about 30 square kilometres. The nearest railway station is Dzhabyk located 58 km west of Kartaly and 98 km east of Magnitogorsk. There is not direct road connection to Magnitogorsk. One have to drive via Nagajbakskij village on the Tsheljabinsk - Magnitogorsk road.

There is only two settlements with non Russian names, Nagaijbakskij and Parizh. Other villages surrouding this steppe forest are: Kuzhebajevskij, Velikopetrovka, Annenskoje, Akmulla, Zapasnoje, Kiziltshilik, Novokaolinovskij, Jeleninka, Dzhabyk, Mihailovka Novouvrinigevskij, Lebedinoje, Aleksandro-Nevskij and Sljuda. This area is 360 - 460 metres above sea level.

JN