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kilometres (3,500 feet). In the
English language,
verst is
singular with the
normal plural versts. In Russian, the
nominative singular is versta, but...
- Tasy
Verst (Armenian: Տասը Վերստ),
Tsaghkadzor (Armenian: Ծաղկաձոր; Azerbaijani: Saxkadzor) or
Onverst is a
village located in the
Shusha District of...
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Kamenskaya 24,659.3
square versts (28,063.8 km2; 10,835.5 sq mi) 455,819 1st Don 1-й Донской
Konstantinovskaya 15,415.9
square versts (17,544.3 km2; 6,773.9 sq mi)...
- Слышно за версту: (It) can be
heard a
verst away –
about something very loud Бешеной собаке семь вёрст не крюк: 7
versts is not a
detour for a mad dog – about...
-
governorate from
north to
south is up to 550
versts (590 km), and the
greatest width from west to east was 500
versts (530 km). On the
territory of the former...
- its
total border of 1,260
versts (1,344 km), the sea
border is 320
versts (341 km). The
border with
Prussia is only 6
versts (6.4 km) long and
lacks natural...
- south. The land
border was 297
versts (317 km; 197 mi) in the west, 469
versts (500 km; 311 mi) in the north, 75
versts (80 km; 50 mi) in the east with...
- fortress. Most give the
distance upriver from
Tobolsk as 17 or 18 km, or
versts, or ten to
eleven miles, but
others give 23 km.
Sources of the
early 19th...
-
Saint Peterburg–Sestroretsk
railway was
constructed as
Shunting loop 2
verst. This
shunting loop was
opened on July 12, 1894,
concurrent with the opening...
-
fortifications visible.
Markovo was
about 15
versts (16 km) upriver, and
Pokorukov a
further 20
versts.
Kennan described it as the
Ultima Thule of Russian...
