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Krenitsyn,
spelt Krenitzin in the
United States, may
refer to:
Pyotr Krenitsyn, a
Russian explorer and Captain/Lieutenant of the
Imperial Russian Navy...
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consists of two
stratovolcanos connected by a
relatively flat isthmus.
Krenitsyn -(Russian: Креницын; ****anese 黒石山; Kuroishiyama) with a
height of 1,324...
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Captain Pyotr Krenitsyn of the
Imperial Russian Navy. The most
recent eruption, in 1952,
formed a
small lava dome on the island's coast.
Krenitsyn Peak has...
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Pyotr Kuzmich Krenitsyn (Russian: Пётр Кузьмич Креницын) (1728 – July 4, 1770),
spelt "Krenitzin" in the
United States, was a
Russian explorer and Captain/Lieutenant...
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Krenitsyn Strait (Russian:
Proliv Krenitsyna; ****anese:
Harumukotan Kaikyo) is a
strait that
separates the
islands of
Onekotan to the
north from Kharimkotan...
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which is
itself within a
larger caldera).
Mount Batur (Bali, Indonesia)
Krenitsyn Peak (Tao-Rusyr caldera,
Onekotan Island,
Kuril Islands, Russia) Medvezhya...
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maritime fur
trading in Alaska, and the 1768
naval expedition of
Pyotr Krenitsyn and
Mikhail Levashov alarmed the
Spanish government and
served to justify...
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Pyotr Krenitsyn and
Mikhail Levashov, in 1767 he was sent from
Bolsheretsk on the
Kamchatka Peninsula to
Tobolsk with
papers from
Krenitsyn to the governor;...
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Captain Tebenkov in 1852 for
Captain Lt.
Peter Kuzmich Krenitzin (or
Krenitsyn) who, with Lt. M. D.
Levashev explored and
mapped over 30 islands in the...
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Akutan Hot Springs.
Akutan is an
Aleut name
reported by Capt.
Pyotr Krenitsyn and
Mikhail Levashev in 1768, and
spelled Acootan by
James Cook in 1778...
