Boutama is one of the most beautiful rivers of Yakutia, which flows through the territory of the “Lena Pillars” park with it’s unique banks, rich fauna and flora. The average current flow is 1 meter per second.
Boutama River is situated on the area of Lena Pillars Nature Park.
Geological texture of Lena Pillars contains outstanding evidences of the Earth and its living population development history. Numerous fossils of ancient organisms found here are unique preserved evidences of a very important stage in the history of the organic world and a biodiversity …

Geographic Location
These wetlands are found along the coastal territory between the Khromskaya Guba (Bay) and the Sundrun River mouth in the Republic Sakha/Yakutia.

Great Siberian Lena river (length is 4270 кm) flows into the Arctic Ocean and formes the largest delta in Russia, which square is more than 32 thousand square km. A numerous channels (total quantity is 6500) formes a dense network. There are more than 1500 islands and 30 000 lakes. About 16 000 qubic metres of water flow through the delta Lena every second, it’s about 500 qubic kilometres per year.