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The village got its name from nelma fish, which walked along the river to spawn.

Until the 1950s, the Nelemnoe belonged to the Srednekansky district of the Magadan region . In the early 1970s. the district leadership raised the issue of closing the village of Nelemnoe and transferring half of the residents to the village. Verkhnekolymsk , and the other half - in the village. Usun-Kyuyol . At a general meeting of villagers, this proposal provoked indignation and appeal to higher party bodies (regional party committee). The then party leadership, against the backdrop of the all-Union success of S. Kurilov ’s novel “Hanido and Halerha,” sharply drew local leaders of the policy of closing unpromising villages. Moreover, the accelerated development of the village began in the late 70s: the construction of 2-storey houses, a boiler room, a DES, new buildings, a bathhouse, a shop, and a gym began.

National composition

In the village of Nelemnoye, the Yukagirs live compactly - representatives of the most ancient population of northeastern Siberia (there are about 130 people in the village).

There is a post office in the village at 6. Tekki Odulok Street. There is an outpatient clinic, the only Yukagir secondary school in Russia ^[10] , a culture center, a museum, a kindergarten, a library, a bakery, a shop and a boiler room. Since 2009, the school has been operating the film studio "Nilemn Production" ^[11] . Pupils of the film studio learn the basics of cinematography. They try themselves as actors, directors, directors, screenwriters, and editors.

In the village, the economic centers of the clan communities "Yukagir", "Utayana", "Tekki-Odulok", leading the traditional branches of the economy - reindeer husbandry and fishing (fish and fur).

• Spiridonov, Nikolai Ivanovich (Tekki Odulok) (1906, Nelemnoe - 1938) - Yukagir Russian-language writer, scientist, public figure