Camera at the checkpoint from Salekhard. Webcams Labytnangi

The Labytnangi webcam broadcasts a view of the checkpoint at the crossing over the Ob from Salekhard.

In the background, one of the local attractions is visible - the sculpture of the Mammoth, under which the letters are installed, forming the inscription "Salekhard". Thanks to the broadcast in real time, you can track the weather and the degree of loading of the checkpoint.

Labytnangi webcams, which you can watch online on this site, represent a small town in the Yamalo-Nenets Autonomous Okrug in the lower reaches of the Ob River.

The location at the junction of the northern part of the Urals and the West Siberian Plain determines the characteristic relief of the area: from hilly steppes to rocky foothills.
Labytnangi is located just north of the Arctic Circle and the landscapes surrounding the city are mostly swampy, but picturesque forest tundra. The subarctic climate zone suggests a rather severe climate in the region. Summers here are short and cool, and the lowest winter air temperature was recorded at -54 degrees.
Labytnangi has been leading its history since 1898 from the Khanty camp of the same name. By 1920, a small village appeared, later a collective farm was organized. Over the past century, a small village has grown into a city of district significance with a fairly large population for the northern region of Russia. For some time Labytnangi was considered part of Salekhard, the cities are located on opposite banks of the Ob.

If you watch Labytnangi webcams online, you can see several particularly noteworthy places.

This is a cozy city park "Yubileiny" and two squares - favorite places for recreation of citizens in the warm season.
The railway station, built in 2004, can be considered a peculiar attraction of the city. Its unusual double-arched roof, resting at the ends on the ground on both sides of the building, is not an original design solution at all. Thus, the building is strengthened on the unreliable surface of permafrost thawing in summer. By the way, it is for this reason that scrap in Labytnangi often stands on piles driven into the ground.
The central street of the city is Pervomaiskaya. Visually, it looks like an axis passing through all urban areas from the railway station to the bright New Georgievskaya Church on the very outskirts. The temple was built in 2008, and its unusual color scheme is yellow-green. In combination with colorful turrets, semicircular windows and symmetrically arranged carved stairs, the view of the church turned out to be very spectacular.

If it is not yet possible to visit the city in person, Labytnangi webcams, which can be watched online from anywhere in the world, offer to go on an exciting virtual journey.