Tizek

The village is located on the flat territory of the Kulundinskaya steppe , 4 km south of Lake Kuchukskoe . Refers to settlements located in remote or inaccessible areas ^[3] .

Street network ^[4]

There are 2 streets in the village - Komsomolskaya, Tsentralnaya and Lilac Lane.

Distance to ^[5]

• Rodino District Center: 27 km.
• Barnaul Regional Center: 278 km.

Nearest settlements

Razumovka 8 km, Baygamut 11 km, Razdolnoe 12 km, Nizhny Kuchuk 14 km, Ekaterinovka 16 km, Ananyevka 18 km, Markovka 19 km.

Climate

The climate is temperate continental: warm summers and frosty winters. The heat comes in mid-May, summer ends in late August-early September, sometimes warm weather is kept throughout October. The hottest month is July. The annual amount of precipitation is 320 mm. South-west winds often blow in the area, with an average annual wind speed of 4.5 m / s. An increase in wind speed of over 6 m / s. accompanied by dust storms, in winter - blizzards ^[6] .

The beginning of the settlement of the Tizekovsky resettlement site occurred in 1907-1914 by peasants from the central provinces of Russia. By 1919, 759 people lived here. In 1928, there were 164 courtyards in the village, where 833 people lived, two schools were built. On January 1, 1942, the working-age population was 83 people ^[7] .

Due to the small population, the infrastructure of the village is poorly developed. A film installation works, there is a FAP, a rural post office. The nearest existing school is in the village of Razumovka.

Transport

There is an access road to the village from the Aleysk - Kulunda highway, passing through Razumovka.

The village has the potential for the development of the tourism business due to its proximity to the bitter-salty Kuchuk lake. The water of the lake is close in its properties to the water of the Dead Sea ^{[11] [12]} . Mineralization of water in the lake ranges from 216 to 320 g / l (in the Dead Sea - from 280 to 420 g / l).