Bolshoy Lyakhovsky Island
Bolshoy Lyakhovsky Island, or Great Lyakhovsky, is the largest of the Lyakhovsky Islands belonging to the New Siberian Islands archipelago between the Laptev Sea and the East Siberian Sea in northern Russia.
- Island
- …lies at an elevation of around 310 metres (1,020 feet)
- Description: island in Lyakhovsky Islands, Russia
- Also known as“Bolshoi Lykhovski Island”“Great Lyakhov Island”“Great Lyakhovsky Island”“Ostrov Blizhniy”“Ostrov Bol’shoy”“Ostrov Bolshoi”“Ostrov Bolshoi Lyakhovski”
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Latitude
73.56574° or 73° 33′ 57″ north
Longitude
142.08618° or 142° 5′ 10″ east
Open location code
CR54H38P+7F
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In Other Languages
From Afrikaans to Yakut—“Bolshoy Lyakhovsky Island” goes by many names.
Groot Ljachof-eilandAfrikaans
Մեծ ԼյախովսկիArmenian
Böyük LyaxovskiAzerbaijani
Голям ЛяховскиBulgarian
Ostrov Bol’shoy LyakhovskiyCebuano
大利亞霍夫島Chinese
Velký Ljachovský ostrovCzech
Groot-LjachovskiDutch
بولشوى لياخوڤسكىEgyptian Arabic
بولشوى لياخوڤسكى ايسلاندEgyptian Arabic
Suur-Ljahhovi saarEstonian
Bolshoy LyakhovskyGalician
Μεγάλο ΛιάχοφσκιGreek
בולשוי ליאחובסקיHebrew
Bol’šoj LjachovskijItalian
ボリショイ・リャーホフスキー島Japanese
大リャーホフスキー島Japanese
Lielā Ļahova salaLatvian
Didžioji Liachovo salaLithuanian
Bolsjoj LjakhovskijNorwegian Nynorsk
جزیره بولشوی لیاخوفسکیPersian
Wielka Wyspa LachowskaPolish
Большой ЛяховскийRussian
Большой Ляховский островRussian
Veľký Ľachovský ostrovSlovak
Bolsjoj LjachovskijönSwedish
Зур ЛәховTatar
Зур Ляхов утравыTatar
Büyük Lyahov AdasıTurkish
Великий Ляховський острівUkrainian
Ляхов улахан арыытаYakut
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