Children's Park on Mira Street. Toulon in real time

The webcam angle is directed to a children's park located on Mira Street in Tulun. The city of Tulun is the administrative center of the Tulun district, has the status of an urban district, the center of the forest industry, for a long time was the center of coal mining.

Tulun was founded in the first half of the 18th century in the southern part of the Mid-Siberian highlands on the banks of the Eyja River, a tributary of the Oka River. According to historians, the founders of the village were buryats. In favor of this fact is the fact that the name of the village - Tulun - Buryat origin, which translates to "leather bag." The first written mention of Toulon belongs to the pen of a famous scientist, Naturalist, naturalist, botanist Johann Georg Gmelin, who visited Toulun in 1735 as part of the academic detachment II of the Kamchatka Expedition, which kept the record in his travel notes: "On March 3, 1735, before lunch, at 8 o'clock in the morning, we arrived from Udinsk to the village of Tulun, after a rare part of the pine forest. This village lies on the Ionus River, with about 10 houses in it and it is managed from Ilimsk" (Siberian Archives, October 10, 1915, No.10, p. 45). The village of Tulunovskaya was part of the Ilim county in 1730-1743. The villagers were mostly from orma parishes. By 1745, The population of Toulon was 297 male souls.