- Balaklava
- 1Original name in latin BalaklavaName in other language Balaklava, БалаклаваState code AUContinent/City Australia/Adelaidelongitude -34.14542latitude 138.41148altitude 70Population 1626Date 2013-08-032Original name in latin BalaklavaName in other language Balaclava, Balaklava, Balaklavo, Balaklawa, Baliklava, Balklava, Baakawa, БалаклаваState code UAContinent/City Europe/Simferopollongitude 44.51428latitude 33.60013altitude 16Population 20000Date 2012-01-18
Cities with a population over 1000 database. 2013.
См. также в других словарях:
Balaklava — Saltar a navegación, búsqueda Vista de Balaclava (2006) … Wikipedia Español
Balaklava — Balaklava, batalla de … Enciclopedia Universal
Balaklava — [bäl΄ə klä′və] seaport in the Crimea, now part of Sevastopol: site of the incident (1854) in the Crimean War celebrated in Tennyson s “Charge of the Light Brigade” … English World dictionary
Balaklava — For the article about the South Australian town see Balaklava, South Australia. For other uses, see Balaklava (disambiguation). Infobox Settlement settlement type = subdivision type = Country subdivision name = UKR subdivision type1 =Territory… … Wikipedia
Balaklava — Pour l’article homonyme, voir Balaklava (Australie). 44°30′N 33°36′E / … Wikipédia en Français
Balaklava — Verschiedene Tragearten Eine Balaklava (auch: Balaclava, Sturmmaske, Sturmhaube, Skimaske, Schlupfmütze, Hasskappe etc.) ist eine den ganzen Kopf und den Hals umhüllende Mütze, die entweder nur das Gesicht oder auch nur Augen und Mund freilässt.… … Deutsch Wikipedia
Balaklava — geographical name village Ukraine in Crimea SE of Sevastopol … New Collegiate Dictionary
Balaklava — /bal euh klah veuh/; Russ. /beuh lu klah veuh/, n. a seaport in S Crimea, in the S Ukraine, on the Black Sea: scene of English cavalry charge against Russians (1854), celebrated in Tennyson s poem Charge of the Light Brigade. * * * … Universalium
Balaklava — full face mask, usually knitted … Dictionary of Australian slang
balaklava — Australian Slang full face mask, usually knitted … English dialects glossary
