Thursday, August 5, 2010


 

The Iset River flows placidly through the city, and a few tall buildings can be seen in the background.

The wrought iron gazebo is an example of the ironwork frequently found around this town, which is the economic center of minerals processing. The region is rich in natural resources, particularly in metals (iron, copper, gold, platinum), minerals (asbestos, gemstones, talcum), marble and coal. Logging and wood-processing are important, too. It all contributes to air and water pollution, but for right now the emphasis is on economic growth.

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