Cape Flissingsky

Cape Flissingsky is a cape on , , . It is considered the easternmost point of , including . The cape was discovered by Willem Barents in 1596, during his pursuit of the northern sea route to .
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Latitude
76.70205° or 76° 42′ 7″ north
Longitude
69.06579° or 69° 3′ 57″ east
Open location code
CJ8FP328+R8
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In Other Languages

From Azerbaijani to Turkish—“Cape Flissingsky” goes by many names.
Flissinqski burnuAzerbaijani
Мыс ФлісінгскіBelarusian
ФлісінгскіBelarusian
Rt FlisingskiBosnian
Mys FissinskiyCebuano
Mys FlissingskiyCebuano
Mys FlissinskiyCebuano
Mys Visserger-GoftCebuano
Мыс ФлиссингскийCebuano
弗利辛斯基角Chinese
Mys FlissingskijCzech
Kaap FlissingskiDutch
Capo FlissingskijItalian
フリッシングスキー岬Japanese
Flisingas ragsLatvian
ФлисингскиMacedonian
Przylądek FlissingskiPolish
Мыс ФлиссингскийRussian
ФлиссингскийRussian
Флиссингский мысRussian
Rt FlisingskiSerbian
Рт ФлисингскиSerbian
Rt FlisingskiSlovenian
Flissingski BurnuTurkish

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