Связь МТС
The place
Svyaz MTS ("MTS Communication") in the Republic of Khakassia, Abakan/Ust-Abakan area (upper Yenisei basin, southern Siberia, Russia), at 607 m elevation, on the Minusinsk steppe. Continuous Russia Khakassia cluster (batches 340-374). An MTS antenna — MTS (Mobile TeleSystems) is a Russian mobile operator, an OSM artifact (MTS, founded 1993, the 2nd largest operator in Russia with 78 million users, part of the post-Soviet telecom privatization; Khakassia has 500,000 inhabitants over 62,000 km², a republic in southern Siberia; Abakan, population 165,000, is Khakassia's capital; the iconic Minusinsk basin steppe covers 25,000 km², a paleoecological zone tied to the Bronze Age Afanasievo culture, 3300-2500 BC; and the heritage of the Khakas people (a Turkic people, 63,000 strong, with the Khakas language spoken by 25% of the republic; the ancient Yenisei Kyrgyz used runic writing in the 6th-10th centuries, the Orkhon manuscripts of Khakassia/Tuva; traditional Tengrism; fermented mare's milk kumys; and the Kyzyl-Sailyg burial mound culture, 900-800 BC).
The setting
Khakassia, Abakan/Ust-Abakan, upper Yenisei basin, southern Siberia, Russia, 607 m, Minusinsk steppe, continuous cluster batches 340-374, MTS antenna OSM artifact, Mobile TeleSystems founded 1993 2nd largest in Russia 78 million users post-Soviet + Khakassia 500,000 inhabitants 62,000 km² + Abakan 165,000 capital + Minusinsk steppe 25,000 km² Afanasievo culture 3300-2500 BC, Khakas people Turkic 63,000 language spoken by 25% + Yenisei Kyrgyz runic writing 6th-10th century Orkhon manuscripts + Tengrism + kumys + Kyzyl-Sailyg burial mounds 900-800 BC.
