Infrastructure:Arctic

Overview

Arctic infrastructure includes ports, (including deep-water ports), icebreaking capabilities and support vessels, satellites, aviation assets and airstrips, roads and pipelines. These represent significant and long-

The remote, extreme environment shapes Arctic infrastructure, resulting in significant regional variations. Infrastructure follows population clusters and economic activity as in any other region; however, in the Arctic it is more difficult and expensive to build and maintain. Infrastructure in the Arctic requires significant hardening against extended deep cold and the rapid freeze-

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-free port in Murmansk. This includes the development of the Timan--based marine service complex, including the marine exploration, the use of fiber-

They intend to make it a national marine highway-oriented year-

Major Cities and Urban Zones

The following table lists the five largest cities within DATE Arctic. As discussed within the social variable, the majority of the population living in the Arctic is found in Donovia.

Five Largest Arctic Cities

Country	Pop Dens/km2<
Donovia
Donovia
Donovia

Communications

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Sea Ports

A table of Sea Ports will be provided on ODIN.

Airports

A table of Airports will be provided on ODIN.

Medical Facilities

A table of medical facilities on ODIN.