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Kurgan Oblast (Russian: Курга́нская о́бласть koor-GAHN-skuh-yuh OH-blust') is a region in Russia's Urals region. Kurgan Oblast borders Tyumen Oblast to the northeast, Kazakhstan to the southeast, Chelyabinsk Oblast to the southwest and Sverdlovsk Oblast to the northwest.

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Map of Kurgan Oblast

  • 1 Kurgan - capital city of the region. Great example of Stalinist architecture.
  • 2 Shadrinsk   — town under oblast jurisdiction.
  • 3 Dalmatovo   — site of the Dalmat Monastery, once famed as the "pearl of the trans-Urals," which is being restored after Soviet abuse and is again a working monastery.
  • 4 Kataysk  
  • 5 Kurtamysh  
  • 6 Makushino  
  • 7 Petukhovo  
  • 8 Shchuchye  
  • 9 Shumikha  
 
Kurgan
 
Shadrinsk
 
Dalmatovo
 
Kataysk
 
Kurtamysh
 
Kurgan Drama Theatre

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Astride the Trans-Siberian Railway and dotted with lakes, Kurgan Oblast keeps itself busy primarily by making automobiles.

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Domestic flights arrive at 1 International Airport Kurgan   (KRO  IATA) from Moscow and Saint Petersburg. International flights are not carried out.

Kurgan train station is one of the principal stops on the South Ural route of the Trans-Siberian Railway. Trains also arrive from nearby cities Yekaterinburg and Chelyabinsk. It is also possible to arrive by train from northern Kazakhstan.

Kurgan is accessible from federal highways R254 and R354.

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