Travel Guide Zavodooukovsk ())

26 000 inhabitants, district centre, 96 km southeast of Tioumen, on the Bolshoi Ouk River. As from 1729, the village of Ouk established a distillery in 1747. In 1787, called Zavodooukovskoé, the village had 3 000 inhabitants. Its development will be linked to the construction of the Tioumen-Omsk railway. In 1900, Zavodooukovsk was granted city status. As a working city from 1941 onwards, the city derives its main resources from a factory of mechanical constructions, a manufacturing factory, forestry and a nearby thermal source.Covered with forests and cut from steppes, Zavodooukovsk, the youngest town in the south, is surrounded by a beautiful pine forest which houses a sanatorium and a hydrotherapy facility.