-
kilometres (520 sq mi). The
Sukhaya originates on the
Keivy and
flows into the
Iokanga. Its
biggest tributary is the Zolotaya. "Река Сухая (Выхчйок, Выхча) in...
- The
Iokanga (Russian: Иоканьга) is a
river in the
north of the Kola
Peninsula in
Murmansk Oblast, Russia. It is 203 km in length. The area of its basin...
-
Ostrovnoy (Russian: Островно́й),
previously known as Murmansk-140 (Му́рманск-140), is a
closed town in
Murmansk Oblast, Russia. As of the 2010 Census,...
-
Aleksandrovsk (present-day Polyarny) near the
mouth of the Kola Gulf,
Iokanga, and Arkhangelsk. On 2 July [O.S. 19 June] 1916 the
official formation...
-
Belaya (on the Kola
Peninsula in
Murmansk Oblast)
Ponoy (in Ponoy)
Iokanga (in
Iokanga)
Voronya Tuloma Kola
Rosta The
rivers in this
section are sorted...
- things,
renamed the
district Saamsky and
moved its
administrative center to
Iokanga. Additionally, Chalmny-Varrsky and
Semiostrovsky Selsoviets of Lovozersky...
- po****tion of the okrug. The
administrative center of this
district would be in
Iokanga. The
proposal was
considered by the
commission on the
matters of administrative...
- 1957 26
September 1957 1
September 1994
Abandoned at the
mouth of the
Iokanga River,
Murmansk Oblast.
Wreck is
visible as of 2022. SKR-73 Kaliningrad...
- the
Soviets offered a
better anchorage point for
Basis Nord at
nearby Iokanga Bay. However, the
German capture of
Norway decreased the need for operations...
-
kilometres (169 sq mi). The Rova
originates on the
Keivy and
flows into the
Iokanga. Its
biggest tributary is the Kalmyok. "Река Рова in the
State Water Register...
