- Lake
Paliastomi (Georgian: პალიასტომი, also
transliterated as Palaeostomi, ″ancient
mouth / outlet″ in gr****) is a
small lake near the city of Poti, Georgia...
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regions that are
included in the
national parks and
reserves (e.g. Lake
Paliastomi area). At present, the
forest cover generally remains outside of the low-lying...
- Eyre Lake
Gairdner Lake
Hillier Lake
Karum Lake
Mackay Lake
Natron Lake
Paliastomi Lake
Pontchartrain Lake
Texoma Lake
Torrens Lake Tuz Lake
Tyrrell Lake...
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established in 1947, and its
surrounding wetlands,
including the lake
Paliastomi.
Because of its
unique forests and wetlands, and high
numbers of threatened...
- AD 536-582/594) also
allude to a
nearby lake now
identified with Lake
Paliastomi,
which has been a
scene of
several underwater archeological expeditions...
- It is
flanked by the
small river Kaparchina to the south-east and Lake
Paliastomi to the south-west. Some 5
kilometres (3 miles) to the
south is the village...
- Dge ukanaskneli, dge
pirveli Giorgi 1962
Zgvis biliki Old
sailor 1963
Paliastomi Ivane 1965
Father of a
Soldier Giorgi Makharashvili 1966
Shekhvedra tsarsultan...
-
Olympic victory,
Ryabchinskaya was
taking part in
winter training at Lake
Paliastomi in the
Soviet republic of
Georgia when she fell into the
water and died...
- Furthermore,
Sophia expelled Mingrelian military posts from the s****s of Lake
Paliastomi and
replaced them with
stronger Gurian patrols,
opening a line of communications...
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oppression by
tsarist officials,
include Gogia Uishvili (1890), Lake
Paliastomi (1891),
Simona (1892) and
Kristine (1893). In 1892,
Ninoshvili was one...
