DVINA

Meaning of DVINA in English

Northern Dvina River

Severnaya Dvina

Western Dvina River

Zapadnaya Dvina

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DVINA — [c mediumvioletred] (as used in expressions) Northern Dvina River Western Dvina River {{link=Zapadnaya Dvina">Zapadnaya Dvina
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DVINA — /dvee"neuh/ ; Russ. /dvyi nah"/ , n. 1. Also called Western Dvina . Latvian, Daugava . a river rising in …
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DVINA — Двина
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DVINA — Dvina Northern Dvina Western Dvina Gulf Dvina Bay
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DVINA, WESTERN — geographical name river 634 miles (1020 kilometers ) Latvia, W Belarus, & W Russia in Europe rising in Valdai Hills …
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DVINA, NORTHERN — geographical name river 466 miles (750 kilometers ) N Russia in Europe flowing NW into White Sea
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DVINA GULF — or Dvina Bay or formerly Gulf of Archangel geographical name arm of White Sea N Russia in Europe
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DVINA BAY — geographical name see: Dvina Gulf
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WESTERN DVINA RIVER — Russian Zapadnaya Dvina Latvian Daugava River, north-central Europe. It rises in Russia's Valdai Hills and flows 632 mi (1,020 km) …
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NORTHERN DVINA RIVER — Russian Severnaya Dvina River, northern Russia. Formed by the junction of the Sukhona and Yug rivers, it is one of …
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DVINA BAY — see Dvina Gulf
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DVINA GULF — or Dvina Bay or formerly Gulf of Arch·an·gel ˈär-ˌkān-jəl arm of White Sea N Russia in Europe
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DVINA, WESTERN — river 634 miles (1020 kilometers ) Latvia, W Belarus, & W Russia in Europe rising in Valdai Hills & flowing …
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DVINA, NORTHERN — geographical name river 466 miles (750 kilometers ) N Russia in Europe flowing NW into White Sea
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WESTERN DVINA RIVER — Russian Zapadnaya Dvina, Lettish Daugava, Belarusian Dzvina major river of Latvia and northern Belarus. It rises in the Valdai Hills …
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NORTHERN DVINA RIVER — Russian Severnaya Dvina, river formed by the junction of the Sukhona and Yug rivers at the city of Velikiy Ustyug, …
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NORTHERN DVINA RIVER — Russian Severnaya Dvina River, northern Russia. Formed by the junction of the Sukhona and Yug rivers, it is one of …
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RIVER — I Natural stream of water that flows in a channel with more or less defined banks. Rivers are a fundamental …
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ARCHANGEL — /ahrk"ayn'jeuhl/ , n. 1. Russian, Arkhangelsk . a seaport in the NW Russian Federation in Europe, on Dvina Bay. 385,000. …
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WHITE SEA — Russian Beloye More, Beloye also spelled Beloje, an almost landlocked extension of the Arctic Ocean indenting the shores of northwestern …
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VYCHEGDA RIVER — also spelled Vycegda tributary of the Northern Dvina River, Komi republic and Arkhangelsk oblast (province), northwestern Russia. The river's length …
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VOLOGDA — oblast (province), northwestern Russia. The oblast consists of alternating broad river basins and morainic hills. The western third is drained …
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VITEBSK — city and administrative centre of Vitebsk oblast (province), northeastern Belarus. It lies along the Western Dvina River at the latter's …
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SMOLENSK — oblast (province), western Russia. The oblast lies mostly in the upper Dnieper River basin. The terminal moraines of the Smolensk-Moscow …
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SIGISMUND II AUGUSTUS — Polish Zygmunt August born Aug. 1, 1520, Krakw, Pol. died July 7, 1572, Knyszyn last Jagiellon king of Poland, who …
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SEVERODVINSK — formerly (193857) Molotovsk, city and seaport of Archangelsk oblast (province), northwestern Russia. It lies on the shore of the White …
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RIGA — Latvian Riga city and capital of Latvia, on both banks of the Western Dvina River, 9 miles (15 km) above …
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