Large Chukchee River
Filed under the region, not the Kolyma. 1-359 lists it under "The Lower Kolyma", which is a country; the river drains to the East Siberian Sea on its own.
| within | Northeast Siberia |
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| area | bolshaya chukochka or large chukchee · 21,000 km² · mghydro |
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| Large Chukchee River |
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| Большая Чукочья рѣка |
Russian |
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| Chukchee River |
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bare, the book does not say which |
mentioned on 4 of 717 page(s), 7 time(s):
- 1-359 uncollated Large Chukchee River
- 3-148 uncollated
the words of Stadukhin it follows that in that time, on theChukchee River, to the west of the Kolyma, there lived natives called Chuk
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bably directed against the western people living on the BigChukchee River. We find thereabouts a number of geographical names This e
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e Bishop of Yakutsk, Dionisius; and it was to be on the BigChukchee River, in the middle of the desert. The bishop says in his order,