Kola Peninsula

The Kola Peninsula is a large landmass in northwestern Russia, bordered by the Barents Sea. Known for its rugged terrain, it features fjords, mountains, and extensive forests. The region is rich in natural resources like minerals, fish, and hydrocarbons, supporting local industry. Its climate is cold and harsh, with long, snowy winters. Indigenous Sami people have historically lived here, and the area hosts military and scientific facilities due to its strategic location. The peninsula's unique Arctic environment offers diverse wildlife and significant ecological importance.