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National Wildlife Refuge. The
Krenitzins have a
total land area of 61.596 sq.mi. (159.533 km2) and have no po****tion. The
Krenitzins were
probably named by...
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Krenitsyn (Russian: Пётр Кузьмич Креницын) (1728 – July 4, 1770),
spelt "
Krenitzin" in the
United States, was a
Russian explorer and Captain/Lieutenant of...
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Island (also
called Qisĝagan or Qisxagan) is an
island located in the
Krenitzin Islands of Alaska. The name of the
island was
transcribed in 1852 by the...
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Vitus Bering's 1741
tragic venture he was,
together with
Peter Kuzmich Krenitzin,
among the
first to
conduct an
expedition to
Alaska and the Aleutians...
- 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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western part of Unalaska). Qigiiĝun or
Krenitzen Islanders : in the
Krenitzin Islands (eastern part of Unalaska, Akutan, Akun, Tigalda).
Qagaan Tayaĝungin...
- Kräsuli
Tallinn Bay Estonia
Kreenholm Narva River Estonia Krk Croatia
Krenitzin Fox
Islands group of the
Aleutian Islands, Alaska United
States Kruzof...
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first general map of the
Aleutian Islands was created.
Named in honor:
Krenitzin Islands.
Sergei Krikalyov$ (born 1958)
cosmonaut and
mechanical engineer...
- Fiji
Rough Lower Lough Erne Ireland
Rough Solway Firth Scotland
Round Krenitzin Islands subgroup of the Fox
Islands group of the
Aleutian Islands, Alaska...
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Round Island (Imlichin in Aleut) is a 0.1-mile-wide (160 m)
island in the
Krenitzin Islands, a
subgroup of the Fox
Islands group of the
Aleutian Islands in...
