- The
Dzhagdy Range (‹See Tfd›Russian: Хребет Джагды) is a
range of
mountains in far North-eastern Russia.
Administratively it
belongs partly to Amur Oblast...
- The Da Hinggan-
Dzhagdy Mountains conifer forests ecoregion (WWF ID: PA0505)
covers the
Greater Khingan Mountains of
Northeast China, and
across the border...
- Liu Cixin. Daxing'anling
Prefecture Lesser Khingan Xing'an Da Hinggan-
Dzhagdy Mountains conifer forests "The
Greater Khingan range in winter". China...
- Olyokma-Chara
Plateau to the northwest. The
Yankan –
Tukuringra –
Soktakhan –
Dzhagdy group of
mountain ranges rise to the
south and the Maya
Range to the southeast...
- Highlands, to the
southwest with the
Stanovoy Range, to the
south with the
Dzhagdy Range, and to the
northeast with the
Kolyma Mountains. The Maya, the Maymakan...
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through the Zeya Reservoir, at the
junction of the
Tukuringra Range and
Dzhagdy Range, and
joins the Amur near Blagoveshchensk, at the
border with China...
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forests Czech Republic, Poland, Romania, Slovakia,
Ukraine Da Hinggan–
Dzhagdy Mountains conifer forests China,
Russia East
Afghan montane conifer forests...
- a
subrange of the Stanovoy, to the
north of the
Tukuringra Range and
Dzhagdy Range junction. The
reservoir is kept at a
regulated depth of 93 metres...
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forests Czech Republic, Poland, Romania, Slovakia,
Ukraine Da Hinggan–
Dzhagdy Mountains conifer forests China,
Russia East
Afghan montane conifer forests...
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coniferous forests Da Hinggan–
Dzhagdy Mountains conifer forests China Palearctic Temperate coniferous forests Da Hinggan–
Dzhagdy Mountains conifer forests...
