Sireniki

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Sireniki is a remote coastal village in Chukotka, Russia, known as one of the oldest continuously inhabited settlements of the Central Siberian Yupik people.

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Sireniki canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf rural locality
settlement
village
administrativeStatus selo
climate Arctic climate
country Russia
ethnicGroupMajority Indigenous peoples of the Russian Far East
governedBy administration of Chukotsky District
hasCulturalHeritage Yupik traditional practices
indigenous subsistence lifestyle
hasCulturalImportanceFor Central Siberian Yupik people
Indigenous peoples of Chukotka
hasCulturalRegion Siberian Yupik cultural area
hasDemographicFeature predominantly indigenous residents
hasEconomicActivity subsistence fishing
subsistence hunting
hasHistoricalSignificance long-term indigenous settlement
hasIndigenousNameLanguage Eskimo–Aleut language family
hasLanguage Central Siberian Yupik language
Russian language
Sirenik Eskimo language
hasPopulationCharacteristic small population
hasSettlementType coastal settlement
inhabitedBy Central Siberian Yupik people
Chukchi people
knownFor being one of the oldest continuously inhabited settlements of the Central Siberian Yupik
traditional marine hunting culture
locatedIn Chukotka Autonomous Okrug
Chukotsky District
locatedInFederalDistrict Far Eastern Federal District
locatedInTimeZone Anadyr Time
locatedNear Bering Strait
locatedNorthOf Bering Sea
locatedOn Chukchi Peninsula
coast of the Bering Sea
partOf Chukotka Autonomous Okrug
Russian Far East
linked to: Russia Far East
regionType remote Arctic coastal village
traditionalEconomy fishing
marine mammal hunting
reindeer herding
transportAccess primarily by sea and air

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