Pustozersk
Pustozersk or Pustozyorsk was the first town built by Russians north of the Arctic Circle. It was the administrative center of Yugra and Pechora regions of the Russian Empire.
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- …lies at an elevation of around 20 metres (60 feet)
- …is also known as “Gorodok”
- Description: defunct town in Russia
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Latitude
67.55° or 67° 33′ north
Longitude
52.55° or 52° 33′ east
Open location code
9HVJHH22+22
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In Other Languages
From Arabic to Ukrainian—“Pustozersk” goes by many names.
بوستوزيورسكArabic
ՊուստոզիորսկArmenian
PustozerskAzerbaijani
ПустозёрскBashkir
PustozerskBasque
普斯托茲約斯克Chinese
普斯投茲約斯克Chinese
PustozerskCzech
PoestozerskDutch
PoestozjorskDutch
بوستوزيورسكEgyptian Arabic
PustozerskFinnish
PustozjorskFinnish
პუსტოზიორსკიGeorgian
ΠουστοζυόρσκGreek
PustozërskItalian
プストジェルスクJapanese
プストジョルスクJapanese
СардорKomi
PustooseroLatin
PustozerskLatin
پوستوزرسکPersian
ПустозерскRussian
PustozerskSlovak
PustozjorskSlovenian
ПустозёрскTatar
ПустозерськUkrainian
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