Синицинский бор, Natural monument in Tyumen Oblast, Russia.
Sinitsynsky Bor is a protected natural area in Tyumen Oblast comprising three distinct sections totaling approximately 1,100 hectares. The landscape consists of pine forests interspersed with diverse grasslands characteristic of the Western Siberian region.
The area received official designation as a natural monument in 1968, initiating formal conservation measures in this region of Tyumen Oblast. This recognition established systematic efforts to preserve its natural character.
The forest functions as a teaching space where local schools and research institutions carry out environmental field studies. It has become a place where people deepen their understanding of regional nature and its characteristics.
Access to the area is provided through marked trails near Sinitsyna village, with guided tours available through the Ishim City Historical Museum. Wearing sturdy footwear is recommended to handle the varying ground conditions found throughout the forest.
The territory contains geothermal springs alongside archaeological sites with burials from the Andronovo civilization and remains of mammoths from prehistoric times. This combination of geological and archaeological features makes the area particularly significant for scientific research.
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