Muzhi (Yamal-Nenets Autonomous Okrug)

It is located on the banks of the Malaya Ob and Yugan rivers, the Vlyu ducts with an extended planning structure. The village is crossed by streams and ravines in the latitudinal direction. One of the largest ravines conditionally divides Muzhi into the southern and northern regions ^[4] .

Muzhi District Center is located 220 km southwest of the regional center of Salekhard .

The development of the village began from the northern part, from the intersection of Lenin and Sovetskaya streets, where the first Orthodox church was built. At present, an administrative-cultural center has developed here. The central part of the village is built up with shabby 2-story multi-apartment sectional and individual residential buildings, and modern 3-story multi-apartment residential buildings, at the site of demolition of shabby, emergency houses. All houses have adjoining territories, randomly built up with outbuildings. In the southern part there is a clear quarterly structure of individual residential development. Utility and industrial facilities are partially interspersed in residential development, but mainly occupy the periphery (in relation to residential territory) ^[5] .

The main square in front of the district administration is oriented towards the river and the district, but has no access to water because of the dilapidated residential and non-residential buildings located here.

Trading enterprises are concentrated on the street. Soviet in the center of the village.

The village was founded in 1840 . In 1930, it became the center of the Shuryshkar district of the Ostyak-Vogul national district , and from 1937 it moved to the Yamalo-Nenets Autonomous District.

There is regular water and air communication with Salekhard .

In the northern part of the village of Muzhi, on the lower terrace, there is a helipad. Along the coast of the river. Malaya Ob is the port.

MBU "Shuryshkarsk Centralized Club System" and the Branch of MBU ShCCS "Center for Leisure and Folk Arts p. Men "are located on the street. Komsomolskaya 3 ^[11]

In the western part of the village there are communal facilities: a boiler room, an inactive diesel power station, a bathhouse, a fire station, a cemetery, as well as production facilities, town-forming enterprises, a livestock farm, a milk processing workshop and a vacuum for meat. The MSW landfill located south of Muzhi is being rebuilt ^[5] .

River port infrastructure: port and berthing facilities; warehouses, refrigerators, moorings; passenger marina; beams for storage of small fleet; communal and warehouse area with a sawmill and warehouses of building materials ^[5] .

In the village there is a fishing company, which is a transshipment base between mining freezing vessels and vessels delivering fish to the Gorkovsky fish factory; Men's Consumer Society

• Site of the Administration of the Municipal Formation Muzhevskoye
• Site of Shuryshkarsky district and Muzhi village
• Village history
• Live camera of the central square