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Kenai-Bolshoy Kamen
![]() Kenai is a town in Alaska with a population of 7,166 (2003) people. The town is located on the west side of the Kenai Peninsula near the outlet of the Kenai River to the Cook Inlet of the Pacific Ocean. Kenai is easily accessible from Anchorage via a 30-minute flight or a leisurely and beautiful 3-hour drive, approximately 150 miles to the south. The Kenai River is known for its world-class King Salmon fishing. Kenai is surrounded by spectacular scenery and wildlife, and has a rich history of native and Russian settlements and culture. Kenai industries include oil, natural gas, commercial fishing and tourism. To learn more about the city, click here.
Bolshoy Kamen is a small city with a population of 38,100 (2008) people located in Primosrky Krai (Region). This administrative center of the Shkotovsky District is a two hour drive from Vladivostok. Bolshoy Kamen is a “ZATO”, or a closed administrative territorial formation by Russian standards. The city’s main employer, the Zvezda Far Eastern Shipyard, is involved in the repair and dismantlement of nuclear submarines. Many local citizens are employed by the defense enterprises. To learn more about Bolshoy Kamen, click here.Partnership Project: Promoting Youth Entrepreneurship and Employment Opportunities in Bolshoy Kamen
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