Travel guide: Srednekolymsk Airport, Russia (SEK)
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Travel essentials for Srednekolymsk Airport, Russia — what to expect on the ground. Srednekolymsk Airport sits in Russia (Europe), in a polar/sub-polar climate band — high-latitude northern-hemisphere zone with long winters and short summers. Airport IATA code SEK serves the area. Local timezone is Asia/Srednekolymsk, which matters for arrivals and check-ins. It sits at 67.48°, 153.74° — useful for weather, daylight, and route planning. Use the live tools below to plan around these facts.
- RegionRussia, Europe
- Climate bandhigh-latitude northern-hemisphere zone with long winters and short summers
- Airport IATA code SEK
- TimezoneAsia/Srednekolymsk
- Coordinates67.48, 153.74
- Located in the Northern Hemisphere
SEK is the airport code for the airport at Srednekolymsk, a small, remote town in the far north of the Sakha Republic, or Yakutia, in the Russian Far East, on the banks of the Kolyma river, just north of the Arctic Circle. It is one of the oldest Russian settlements in this Arctic region, founded in the 17th century as a Cossack fort on the Kolyma, in a land of endless taiga and tundra, frozen rivers and extreme cold. Srednekolymsk is a modest administrative centre for a huge, thinly populated district, in one of the coldest and most isolated inhabited parts of the world. In summer it can be reached only by air and river; in winter, the frozen Kolyma becomes an ice road. Because travel to Russia is affected by the current situation, travellers should check their government's current advice. The climate is subarctic and extreme, with long, bitter winters and brief summers.
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Frequently asked questions
What is SEK airport?
SEK is the code for the airport at Srednekolymsk, a remote town in the far north of the Sakha Republic, or Yakutia, in Arctic Russia. It serves this isolated settlement on the Kolyma river by air, one of the few ways in, connecting it with Yakutsk and other points across the vast region.
Where is Srednekolymsk?
Srednekolymsk lies in the far north of the Sakha Republic, or Yakutia, in the Russian Far East, on the banks of the Kolyma river just north of the Arctic Circle, about 1,485 kilometres northeast of Yakutsk, the regional capital. It is deep in a vast, frozen land of taiga and tundra.
How do you get to Srednekolymsk?
Srednekolymsk is extremely remote. In summer it can be reached only by air and by river, and in winter the frozen Kolyma river becomes an ice road for trucks. Because travel to Russia is affected by the current situation, travellers should check their government's current advice before any journey.
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