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  • Озеро Кошкуль. Photo 1
  • Озеро Кошкуль. Photo 2
  • Астафьевский карьер. Photo 3
  • Астафьевский карьер. Photo 4
  • Астафьевский карьер. Photo 5
  • Астафьевский карьер. Photo 6
  • Сосна-Великанша (Бузулукский бор). Photo 7
  • Сосна-Великанша (Бузулукский бор). Photo 8

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5 May 2016

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The small lake Koshkul, located in the Chelyabinsk region near the city of Miass, despite its name, has nothing to do with cats. This is a combination of two Bashkir words: "ҡosh" - which means "bird" (or another version - "kash", which translates as "forest clearing"), and "kul" - which means "lake

14 April 2016

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The Astafyevskoye quartz deposit, discovered in 1946, is one of the largest and most significant in the Southern Urals. Located 200 kilometers south of Chelyabinsk, it has long been an important source of piezoelectric quartz for the defense industry. The deposit is associated with a lenticular defo

1 March 2016

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The small lake Koshkul, located in the Chelyabinsk region near the city of Miass, despite its name, has nothing to do with cats. This is a combination of two Bashkir words: "ҡosh" - which means "bird" (or another version - "kash", which translates as "forest clearing"), and "kul" - which means "lake

5 February 2016

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The Astafyevskoye quartz deposit, discovered in 1946, is one of the largest and most significant in the Southern Urals. Located 200 kilometers south of Chelyabinsk, it has long been an important source of piezoelectric quartz for the defense industry. The deposit is associated with a lenticular defo

3 February 2016

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The Giant Pine, also known as the Queen Pine, is the oldest pine tree in the Buzuluksky Forest in Orenburg Oblast: its age is estimated at about 350 years. It is the region's best-known pine tree and has been a protected natural monument since 1983. The tree stands 36.5 metres tall (as tall as a twe