Igrim

Igrim is an city locality in Beryozovsky District of Khanty-Mansi Autonomous Okrug, Russia. Igrim is taken into consideration to have been founded in 1902 through the merchant Beshkiltsev, even though the agreement features in legit documents of the 19th century. The settlement presently changed into named Igrim-Lugovoy. In the early records of the agreement, the principle career of the inhabitants changed into fishing, and in the Thirties exiles built the settlement of Igrim-Lednik, at the proper bank of the river.

The primary building of the settlement turned into the fish manufacturing facility, in conjunction with its ice-residence, and then the metropolis turned into named. Igrim-Lugovoy ceased to exist in the 1950s, and shortly after part of Igrim-Lednik was destroyed with the aid of a flood. Following the destruction of each settlements, the modern-day Igrim become built. It became located southeast of the stays of Igrim-Lednik, in the mountains, and was consequently first of all referred to as Igrim-Gorny.

In 1964, it changed into granted work agreement reputation. The agreement accelerated hastily in the 1960s, developing fivefold. Most of this boom become inside the northwesterly direction, and forests had been cleared and marshes drained to provide room for this boom. In 1959–1961, several massive fuel deposits were located close to the agreement. Exploration of the North Igrim deposits started out in 1966 with the aim of imparting Igrim with gas, and 3 years later a pipeline became built among Igrim and Punga.