- Khanty: Пуӆңават, Pułñawat; Nenets: Саляʼ харад, Saljaꜧ harad,
formerly Obdorsk) is a town and the
administrative centre of Yamalo-Nenets
Autonomous Okrug...
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spoken in the Yamalo-Nenets
Autonomous Okrug.
Dialects of
Northern Khanty:
Obdorsk (Priuralsky District)
Berjozov (Synja, Muzhi, Shuryshkar), Kazym, Sherkal...
- and *ð).
These generally merge,
however with
varying results: /l/ in the
Obdorsk and Far
Eastern dialects, /ɬ/ in the
Kazym and
Surgut dialects, and /t/...
- and
sentenced to
internal exile to Siberia.
While en
route to
exile in
Obdorsk, Siberia, in
January 1907,
Trotsky escaped at
Berezov and once
again made...
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reaching the
mouth of the Ob. The
Russian settlements of
Beryozov and
Obdorsk were
founded towards the end of the 16th
century on the
lower reaches of...
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cross and
often a
black area on the belly. The coat is long and fluffy.
Obdorsk, Tobolsk,
Russia North Chinese fox V. v.
tschiliensis Matschie 1907 Slightly...
- of the
northeastern regions (Perm,
Volga Bulgaria, Vyatka, Kondinsky,
Obdorsk), of
Belorussia and
Lithuania (Lithuania, Białystok, Samogitia, Polatsk...
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supplies to
Arctic Ocean ports. Salekhard,
which was
previously called Obdorsk, was on the Ob River,
downstream from
Novosibirsk and Omsk, and Igarka...
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Murmansk and
Polyarny were not yet built. In
November 1894, he left Kola for
Obdorsk, now Salekhard, in north-western Siberia. In Shenkursk,
Verigin and several...
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Novovoronezh Novy Zay →
Zainsk Novye Petushki →
Petushki Nyakh →
Nyagan Obdorsk →
Salekhard Olensk →
Vilyuysk Olkhovsky →
Artyomovsk Olzheras → Mezhdurechensk...
