Byriuchyi Island
Byriuchyi Island is a spit in the northwestern part of the Azov Sea, expanded southern part of the Fedotova Spit. Together with the narrow northern part of the Fedotova Spit, Byriuchyi Island forms the Utljuk Lyman separating it from the sea from the east.
- Spit
- …lies at an elevation of around 10 metres (20 feet)
- Description: Ukrainian island
- Also known as“Birjutschij Insel”“Biryuchi Island”“Biryuchyi Island”“Kosa Biryuchiy Ostrov”“Ostrov Biryuchiy”“Poluostrov Biryuchiy”
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Latitude
46.13092° or 46° 7′ 51″ north
Longitude
35.10529° or 35° 6′ 19″ east
Open location code
8GRQ44J4+94
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In Other Languages
From Azerbaijani to Ukrainian—“Byriuchyi Island” goes by many names.
- Azerbaijani: “Biryoçiy adası”
- Bashkir: “Бүре утрауы”
- Belarusian: “Біручы Востраў”
- Cebuano: “Kosa Biryuchyy Ostriv”
- Danish: “Byriuchyi-øen”
- Danish: “Byrjutjyj-øen”
- Dutch: “Byrjutschyj-Insel”
- French: “Île de Byrioutchiy”
- German: “Byrjutschyj-Insel”
- Hebrew: “אי בייריוצ’י”
- Hungarian: “Birjucsij-sziget”
- Japanese: “ビリューチー島”
- Latin: “Biriuczi Ostrov”
- Latin: “Insula Timonea”
- Lithuanian: “Biriučo sala”
- Polish: “Byriuczyj Ostriw”
- Portuguese: “Byriuchyi (ilha)”
- Portuguese: “Byriuchyi”
- Russian: “Бирючий остров”
- Russian: “Коса Бирючий остров”
- Russian: “Остров Бирючий”
- Swedish: “Byrjutjyj-ön”
- Turkish: “Bıryuçıy Adası”
- Ukrainian: “Kosa Biriuchyi Ostriv”
- Ukrainian: “Бирючий (острів)”
- Ukrainian: “Бирючий”
- Ukrainian: “Бірючий”
- Ukrainian: “Коса Бірючий Острів”
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