- the
Ottoman Empire in the 18th century.
Other known spellings include Khadzhibey, Khadjibei, Hajibey, Khacdjibei, Hacıbey, Hocabey, Gadzhibei, Chadžibėjus...
-
Khadzhibey Estuary, or
Khadzhibeyskyi Liman (Ukrainian: Хаджибейський лиман, romanized: Khadzhybeiskyi Lyman, Turkish: Hacıbey limanı), is an
estuary of...
- well as land
between the
Southern Bug and the Dniester,
including the
Khadzhibey Estuary where the
Turkish fortress of
Khadjibey was located. The newly...
- north-western part of the gulf the
estuaries Kuyalnik and
Khadzhibey are
separated by the Kuyalnik-
Khadzhibey sandbar. The gulf of
Odesa is more like a bight,...
- the
Peresyp district of
Odesa built on the wide
peresyp that bars the
Khadzhibey and
Kuialnyk limans from the
Black Sea.
Other locations include the Anapa...
- Russo-Turkish Wars, the
major Turkish fortresses of Ozu-Cale, Akkerman,
Khadzhibey,
Kinburn and many
others were
conquered and destro****. New
cities and...
-
Tylihul Estuary Odesa 170 80 3.5 21 4
Molochnyi Lyman Zaporizhzhia 168 32 8 3 5
Khadzhibey Estuary Odesa 70 40 3.5 2.5 6
Kuialnyk Estuary Odesa 60 28 2.5 3...
-
Austrian nobleman Graf Malokhovsky, who
released them on his
estate near the
Khadzhibey Estuary,
while another holds that
rabbits were
first brought to Kherson...
- over the estuary.
Berezan Estuary Tylihul Estuary Small Adzhalyk Estuary Khadzhibey Estuary Sukhyi Estuary "Northern Part of the
Dniester Liman".
Ramsar Sites...
-
about 52
million m³. It is
separated from the sea by a
sandy Kuyalnytsky-
Khadzhibey peresyp sandbar up to 3 km wide. The Big
Kuyalnik River flows into the...
