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  • 1Votkinsk — Воткинск …

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  • 2Votkinsk — Saltar a navegación, búsqueda Вóткинск Votkinsk Bandera …

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  • 3Votkinsk — ( ru. Воткинск; Udmurt: Вотка) is an industrial town in the Republic of Udmurtia, Russia, located about km to mi|1000 ENE of Moscow. Population: ru census|p2002=99441|p1989=103509 It was the birthplace (5th May, 1840) of the composer Pyotr Ilyich …

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  • 5Votkinsk — Stadt Wotkinsk Воткинск Flagge Wappen …

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  • 6Votkinsk — Original name in latin Votkinsk Name in other language Votka, Votkinsk, Wotkinsk, Wotkisk, boskinseukeu, wo te jin si ke, Вотка, Воткинск State code RU Continent/City Europe/Samara longitude 57.04865 latitude 53.98717 altitude 85 Population 98633 …

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  • 7Votkinsk — ▪ Russia       city, Udmurtiya, western Russia. It lies along the Votka River just above the latter s confluence with the Kama. Votkinsk was founded in 1759 and became a city in 1935. It is famous chiefly as the birthplace of the composer Pyotr… …

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  • 8Votkinsk Reservoir — Infobox lake lake name = Votkinsk Reservoir image lake = caption lake = image bathymetry = caption bathymetry = location = coords = type = reservoir inflow = Kama River outflow = Kama River catchment = basin countries = Russia length = 365 km… …

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  • 9Votkinsk Machine Building Plant — The Votkinsk Machine Building Plant is a ballistic missile production facility in Votkinsk, Russia. It is responsible for the production of the RT 2UTTH Topol M intercontinental ballistic missile, Russia s most recent ICBM development, as well as …

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  • 10Votkinsk — Pueblo en la zona de los montes Urales donde nació el músico ruso Piotr Ilich Chaikovski (1840 1893), y donde vivieron sus hermanos Modest (también músico), Ippolit, Anatoli y Alexandra. Se encuentra a 2 kilómetros de la frontera con Siberia …

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