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Definicja Kołymy w słowniku to pasmo górskie w NE Rosji na NE Syberii, rozciągające się około 1100 km między rzeką Kołymą a Morzem Ochockim. Najwyższy szczyt: 1862 m.
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The face of the earth: (Das antlitz der erde)
It appears, in the first place, that in front of the Kolyma range, that is, the
watershed of the Kolyma, an independent range extends towards the sea, which
Sljunin describes as the Morskij Khrebet (the Lake mountains) ; it will be termed
here, ...
Eduard Suess, William Johnson Sollas, Hertha B. C. Sollas,
1909
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Library of Congress Subject Headings
Kolyma Mountains (Russia) UF Gydan (Russia) Kolima Mountains (Russia)
Kolimski khrebet (Russia) Kolyma Massif (Russia) Kolyma Mountains (R.S.F.S.R.
) [Former heading] - Kolyma Range (Russia) Kolyma Upland (Russia) Kolyma
Uplift ...
Library of Congress. Cataloging Policy and Support Office,
2007
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Library of Congress Subject Headings
Kolyma Mountains (R.S.F.S.R.) (Not Subd Geog) UF Gydan (R.S.F.S.R.) Kolima
Mountains (R.S.F.S.R.) Kolimski khrebet (R.S.F.S.R.) Kolyma Massif (R.S.F.S.R.)
Kolyma Range (R.S.F.S.R.) Kolyma Upland (R.S.F.S.R.) Kolyma Uplift ...
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Stalin's Slave Ships:
Kolyma, the Gulag Fleet, and the Role ...
I.D. Batsaev, "KojibiMCKaH Fpjua Apxnnejiara Fyjiar, 3aKjiK>HeHHbie [Kolyma
Range of the Gulag Archipelago)," HcmoRt iiecifi e AcneKnw Ceeepo-Bocmom
Pocqm : 3Kono.\^ KI , Oopi 3om % e, KajbiMcibu Fyja ^ [Historical aspects of ...
Martin J. Bollinger,
2003
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Encyclopedia of the Arctic
... is a system of Molandgi massif (height 1665 m), Ush-Urekgan ridge, which
bends sharply to the northwest and ends near the Omolon settlement.
Kolymskoye Nagorye is a part of the OkhotskoChaunskiy volcanic belt; 1113
KOLYMA RANGE.
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Historical Geotectonics - Mesozoic and Cenozoic
water sandy formations predominated, extending from the middle courses of the
Yana River to the Kolyma range in the east. The thickness of these formations is
1.0-1.5 km (Gusev et al., 1985; Dagis et al., 1979). Flyschoid silty-clay series ...
A.N. Balukhovsky, V.E. Khain,
1997
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Large Rivers: Geomorphology and Management
Another important river of this region is the Kolyma River rising in the Kolyma
Range in northeast Asia, composed of Permian, Triassic and Jurassic rocks
which are well dissected with higher parts having an alpine relief (Bridges, 1990).
Dark band running along the lower flanks from the elbow to the groin invariably
distinct in lightcolored animals. Rear half of the abdomen white. —Stanovoi
Range, Dzhugdzhur Range, SW parts of the Kolyma Range, Taygonos Peninsula
. 3.
Colin Groves, Peter Grubb,
2011
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The Newly Independent States of Eurasia: Handbook of Former ...
From the Chukotsk Peninsula to the Kolyma Range farther south, the
mountainous terrain extends onto the volcanic Kamchatka Peninsula. Of the
more than 100 volcanoes found on Kamchatka, 20 or more are currently active,
the highest ...
Stephen K. Batalden,
1997
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101 Facts about Mountains
RUSSIAN RANGES: 1 . Byrranga Mountains 2. Vablonovyy Range 3. Stanovoy
Range 4. Great Khingan Shan (China) 5. Sikhote-Alin Range 6. Dzhugdzhur
Range 7. Verkhoyansk Range 8. Cherskogo Range 9. Kolyma Range 10. Koryak
...