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  Welcome to Ice City: Russia plans to build frozen community 1,000 miles from North
  Pole... as race for Arctic minerals heats up
  
  By WILL STEWART FOR MAILONLINE
  Updated: 15:44 GMT, 24 October 2011
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
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  Russia is to build an ultra-modern city on a frozen island deep inside the Arctic
  Circle - in the Kremlin's latest move to back its claim to vast oil and gas reserves under the polar ice cap.
  
  
  Named Umka, after a popular Soviet polar bear cub cartoon hero,
  the initial 5,000 residents will live under a vast dome to protect themselves from
  temperatures sinking below minus 30C in winter.
  
  
  
  'This city will be of strategic importance as Russia's northern outpost,' said architect Valery Rzhevskiy
  who has shown its modernistic designs to an approving Vladimir Putin.
  
  
  
  Extraordinary: The city will cost up to £4 billion and
  be built on the remote island of Kotelniy, in the Novosibirsk archipelago, some 1,000 miles from the North Pole
  
  
  Vast: The Umka designs are based on the International Space
  Station but in comparison is much larger - one mile
  long and 800 yards wide
  
  Sources say it is likely to house soldiers, border guards
  and secret service officers, as well as scientists and explorers, as Moscow gets serious about claiming
  Arctic mineral riches.
  
  All will enjoy a luxury lifestyle in the cocoon with its
  own specially regulated temperate climate - including many facilities to make inhabitants of other cities envious.
  
  
  
  'We aim to have scientific laboratories, houses, but also parks with attractions, an Aqua complex, hotels and a cathedral.
  Naturally there will be schools, kindergartens, recreation zones, a hospital, and
  sport facilities are planned, too,' said Rzhevskiy.
  
  
  
  
  
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  'We want people who will be living and working here not to realise they
  are in some closed space with an aggressive Arctic
  climate outside.'
  
  The extraordinary venture - nicknamed 'wonder city' -
  will be built at a cost of up to £4 billion on the remote island of Kotelniy, in the
  Novosibirsk archipelago , some 1,000 miles from the North
  Pole, closer than any other Russian city.  
  
  Strong winds make it one of the most inhospitable places on the planet, and even in summer it barely
  climbs over freezing point.
  
  
  
  Bleak: Strong winds make the area one of the most inhospitable places
  on the planet, and even in summer it barely climbs over freezing point
  
  
  
  
  
  The Umka designs are based on the International Space Station, but it is vast by comparison - just
  short of one mile long and 800 yards wide.  
  
  'So far it's the only project in the world with an artificial climate and integral life support -
  just like on the space station. Not only is it a new word in architecture, but in human living too.
  We have used aero and space technologies while creating it.'
  
  
  'So far it's the only project in the world with an artificial climate
  and integral life support - just like on the space station. Not only is it a
  new word in architecture, but in human living too. We have used aero and space technologies while creating it.'
  
  - Valery Rzhevskiy, architect
  
  Electricity will be supplied by a floating nuclear power station. Food wise, it
  will be totally self-sufficient with fish and poultry farms,
  greenhouses, a wheat processing factory and bakeries.
  
  'There will not be any rubbish at all, as the city will have two 
  factories converting all kinds into ashes.'
  
  It will house workers for local mines and oil platforms which
  should pay the costs of the development, it is claimed.
  
  
  'This project is designed to work on any surface, even on the Moon if needed,' said
  Rzhevskiy, one of Russia's top architects.
  
  The ice city plans - currently with no fixed timetable for opening - comes as all countries with territory
  touching Arctic waters are gearing up to
  make competing demands to the United Nations over underwater mineral exploitation rights.
  
  
  Western countries were stung when in 2007 Russian polar explorer Artur Chilingarov placed his country's flag in the Arctic seabed in 2007. 
  
  'We must prove the north pole is an extension of the
  Russian land mass,' he said at the time.
  
  
  A Canadian think tank this year even warned that 'an arms race maybe
  beginning', expressing concerns at the risk of conflict.
  
  
  The U.S., Canada, Norway and Russia have all boosted their
  naval presence in Arctic waters amid warnings of a Cold War that could literally be cold - except
  perhaps at Umka.
  
  
  
   
  
  
  
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