Izhany

Izhany is a village located in the Kormilsky District of Omsk Oblast, Russia. It is situated in the southwestern part of the region, approximately 30 kilometers south of the district center, Kormilovka. The village lies on the relatively flat terrain characteristic of the West Siberian Plain.

The primary economic activity in Izhany and its surrounding area is agriculture. The fertile black earth soils support the cultivation of various crops, and livestock farming is also a significant part of the local economy. Like many rural settlements in Russia, Izhany relies on its agricultural output for its livelihood.

The population of Izhany is predominantly ethnic Russian. The village has a typical rural Russian infrastructure, including residential buildings, agricultural enterprises, and community facilities such as a local school and a cultural center. Access to essential services is generally provided within the village or through nearby larger settlements.

Transportation to and from Izhany is primarily facilitated by road networks. The nearest major railway station is located in Kormilovka, connecting the region to larger cities. The climate in Izhany is continental, with cold winters and warm summers, typical for this part of Siberia. The village's existence and development are closely tied to the agricultural cycles and the broader economic conditions of the Omsk Oblast.