Kostomuksha

Kostomuksha is a town in the northwest of the Republic of Karelia, Russia, found 30 kilometers from the outskirt with Finland, on the shore of Lake Kontoki. The closest vast urban areas in Russia are St. Petersburg and Petrozavodsk, which are associated with Kostomuksha by rail. The closest towns in Finland are Kuhmo and Kajaani. It was set up in 1977 as a urban-type settlement and populated by individuals from different districts of the Northwestern Soviet Union.

It was for the most part worked by Finnish building organizations, as per an assention between the Soviet and Finnish governments. Town status was conceded to it in 1983. The town was later extended by Soviet building organizations however keeping up a lot of green zones. The iron metal refinery works the Kostomuksha mine and utilizes around five thousand individuals and related mining has left a colossal gap close to the manufacturing plant. Other critical businesses incorporate timber and furniture making.

A wood handling complex being created by Swedwood will incorporate a sawmill, chip-board and furniture manufacturing plant. There is a huge national stop close to the town with a reindeer populace and a beaver populace of Canadian starting point, which were presented in Finland and have relocated over into A russian area. Some portion of the national stop reaches out into A finnish area. The travel industry and recreational exercises inside the national stop are liable to approval.