LARNACA

Англо-русский перевод LARNACA

Ларнака

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LARNACA — Greek Lrnax, Turkish Lrnaka, or Iskele, port town and district, southeastern Republic of Cyprus. The modern town, on the bay …
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LARNACA — Larnaca BrE AmE ˈlɑːn ək ə AmE \ ˈlɑːrn-
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LARNACA INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT — Airport Name : Larnaca International Airport Airport Location : Larnaca, Cyprus IATA Code : LCA ICAO Code : LCLK
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LARNACA DISTRICT — Ларнака
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LCLK — Airport Name : Larnaca International Airport Airport Location : Larnaca, Cyprus IATA Code : LCA ICAO Code : LCLK
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LCA — Airport Name : Larnaca International Airport Airport Location : Larnaca, Cyprus IATA Code : LCA ICAO Code : LCLK
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STATISTICS: CYPRUS — Cyprus Island of Cyprus Area: 3,572 sq mi, 9,251 sq km. Population (1998): 861,000{1}. Two de facto states currently exist …
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NICOSIA — Greek Levkosa, Turkish Lefkosa, city and capital of the Republic of Cyprus. It lies along the Pedieos River, in the …
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MAKARIOS III — born Aug. 13, 1913, Pano Panayia, Paphos, Cyprus died Aug. 3, 1977, Nicosia original name Mikhail Khristodolou Mouskos archbishop and …
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EVAGORAS — died 374 BC king of Salamis, in Cyprus, c. 410374 BC, whose policy was one of friendship with Athens and …
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DHEKLIA — also spelled Dekleia British military enclave in southeast Cyprus, retained as a sovereignty base area by the United Kingdom under …
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CITIUM — Greek Kition, principal Phoenician city in Cyprus, situated on the southeast coast near modern Larnaca. The earliest remains at Citium …
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ЛАРНАКА — Larnaca
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