45°22′58″N 36°38′43″E / 45.38278°N 36.64528°E / 45.38278; 36.64528 Cape Fonar Cape Fonar (‹See Tfd›Russian: Мыс Фонарь, Ukrainian: Мис Фонар, Crimean Tatar:...
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government announced preliminary preference for a route between Cape Fonar and Cape Maly Kut. Had that project been carried out, it would have meant...
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of Ukraine. Sarych Simferopol Sevastopol Kerch Isthmus of Perekop Cape Fonar Cape Priboiny Karkinit Bay Syvash Kalamita Bay Black Sea Sea of Azov Covering...
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Tfd›Russian: Еникальский маяк, Yenikal'sky mayak) is an active lighthouse on Cape Fonar near Yeni-Kale fortress in eastern Crimea on the shore of Kerch Strait...
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Kerch Peninsula (section Capes)
kilometres (56 mi), from the western portion of Aqmanai Isthmus to the Fonar Cape. The total area of the peninsula is 2,830 square kilometres (700,000 acres)...
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MARPOL 73/78 (category Treaties of Cape Verde)
has led to the development on several regulatory and practical measures (FONAR's, Carriage Ban, Ship Implementation Plan etc.) to enable any non-compliance...
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