Kamchatka in a sentence

Going south to the Tegil River, he heard reports of the Kamchatka River and recrossed the Central Range to the Kamchatka where he met the Itelmens for the first time.

Kamchatka became increasingly disorderly and in 1707 Atlasov was released and sent to Kamchatka to restore order.

The Russians here had heard reports of a 'Kamchatka River' to the south and were already collecting yasak on the headwaters of the rivers that flow south toward Kamchatka.

Russian Defense Ministry said in a statement that the Imperator Alexander III strategic missile cruiser fired the Bulava missile from an underwater position in Russia’s northern White Sea and hit a target in the far-eastern region of Kamchatka.

A group of researchers from St Petersburg University were on an expedition at the Tolbachik volcano, in the Kamchatka Peninsula, when they found a bright bluey-green substance deep in one of the furnaces.

And yet, the biggest shake-up was the revelation that the Russians weren’t just experimenting underneath Starcourt Mall, but also at a base in Kamchatka.

Following a summer feeding in the nutrient-rich Bering and Chukchi Seas in Alaska or Russia’s Kamchatka Peninsula, Pacific gray whales make the long, arduous journey to Mexico's Baja Peninsula.

The mid-credits scene in season 3’s finale revealed the Russians have at least one American prisoner at their base in Kamchatka, and they are keeping him “safe” (as in: he won’t be the Demogorgon’s dinner just yet) for some reason.

The volcanoes in the Kuril Islands and Kamchatka Islands are being monitored used by the VolSatView system that uses data from International and Russian satellites.

The missiles hit targets in the northern Arkhangelsk region and the Far East Kamchatka Peninsula.

The Russian leader invited foreign companies to invest in projects at both ends of the Arctic shipping route, from Murmansk in Russia’s northwest to the Kamchatka Peninsula in the east.

Unlike most of its perpetually active neighbours on the Kamchatka Peninsula, Raikoke Volcano on the Kuril Islands rarely erupts.

As promised, on 16 August, Bering turned the Gabriel around, heading back towards Kamchatka.

As the islands were given to the Japanese, more than a hundred Ainu fled to Kamchatka along with their Russian employers (where they were assimilated into the Kamchadal population).

Before the mystery was solved the revolutionary French government had published the records of the voyage as far as Kamchatka: Voyage De La Pérouse Autour du Monde, 1–4 (Paris, 1797).

Bering's men found valuable sea otters east of Kamchatka.

From there, the men sailed to the Kamchatka peninsula, preparing new ships there and sailing north (repeating a little-documented journey of Semyon Dezhnyov eighty years previously).

He was promoted to Golova and sent back to administer Kamchatka.

In 1714, Peter the Great sent a party of shipbuilders to Okhotsk to allow faster access to the furs of Kamchatka.

In 2008, a platinum mining compound in the Olyotorsky district of northern Kamchatka was besieged by a group of 30 bears, who killed two guards and prevented workers from leaving their homes.