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Rudnaya Pristan (Russian: Ру́дная При́стань, lit. Ore Wharf) is a
village (selo)
located at the
mouth of the
Rudnaya River, on the
Pacific coast of Primorsky...
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Rudny (masculine),
Rudnaya (feminine), or
Rudnoye (neuter) may
refer to: Rudny,
Russia (
Rudnaya, Rudnoye), name of
several inhabited localities in Russia...
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Anastasia Aleksandrovna Rudnaya (Russian: Анастасия Александровна Рудная; born 4
October 1990; née Tikhonova) is a
Russian orienteering competitor. She...
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settlement was
renamed in 1973,
along with the
Tetyukhe River which was
renamed Rudnaya, from the
Russian word "руда"
meaning "ore". Town
status was
granted to...
- and lies
about 35 m (115 ft)
above the
Krivaya River, a
tributary of the
Rudnaya River, below.
Chertovy Vorota provides secure evidence for some of the...
- The Gora
Rudnaya mine is one of the
largest gold
mines in
Russia and in the world. The mine is
located in
Sakha Republic. The mine has
estimated reserves...
- Yuzhno-Kurilsky
District South Kurils South Kurils Yuzhno-Kurilsk Malokurilskoye,
Rudnaya, Lagunnoye, Otrada,
Goryachiy Plyazh, Aliger, Mendeleyevo, Dubovoye, Polino...
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regular migrations do
occur into
Russian EEZ of Sea of ****an such as to
Rudnaya Bay,
where diving with wild
belugas became a less-known but po****r attraction...
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provides for the
whole Russian Far East. Lead
smelting is
conducted in
Rudnaya Pristan on the coast. The
timber industry,
though in recession,[when?]...
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Names affected included Partizansk for Suchan;
Dalnegorsk for Tetyukhe;
Rudnaya Pristan for Teyukhe‐Pristan;
Dalnerechensk for Iman;
Sibirtsevo for Mankovka;...
