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Seskar (Russian: Сескар; Swedish: Seitskär; Finnish: Seiskari), or Siskar, is an
island in the Gulf of Finland, part of the
Leningrad Oblast of Russia...
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Seskar Furö is an
uninhabited island in the
northeast of the
Swedish sector of the Bay of Bothnia. It is now part of a
national park.
Seskar Furö is the...
- the two
surveying ships were
struck by 'infernals'. [...] The
fleet left
Seskar on the 20th. Vulture,
almost the last to arrive, was
struck by an infernal...
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Mantsinsaari Lounatrivi Mys
Krestovyi Mys
Romanovski Narvi Pohjoiskorkia Rödskär
Seskar Seivästö Sirnitsä
Sommers Sortanlahti Vayda-Guba
Finland portal...
- (Lavansaari),
Bolshoy Tyuters (Tytärsaari), Sommers, Naissaar, Kimitoön, Kökar,
Seskar (Seiskari),
Pakri Islands and others.
Starting in 1700,
Russia constructed...
- (artelli) and made
fishing trips as far as the
Finnish outer islands like
Seskar.
Fishermen lived in
wooden sleds called (pudka)
during these trips. Hunting...
- Kotka) and two at the
Izhora Factory in
Saint Petersburg (Kronshlot and
Seskar). The Dago-class
torpedo boat had a
displacement of 104
tonnes (102 long...
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Santahamina 4.28
Island part of Finland.
Gometra 4.25
Island part of Scotland.
Seskar 4.2
Island part of Russia.
Forest Parish 4.2
Second smallest parish of Guernsey...
- when it sank the
British destroyer HMS
Vittoria with two
torpedoes near
Seskar Island on
August 31, 1919,
bringing the
first victory to
Soviet submariners...
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Bothnian Bay
National Park. It
includes the
larger islands of Sandskär and
Seskar Furö, and some
smaller islands and skerries. All of
these islands have emerged...
