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KISLOVODSK

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Originally appearing in Volume V15, Page 836 of the 1911 Encyclopedia Britannica.
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KISLOVODSK  , a

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town and
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health-resort of
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Russian Caucasia, in the province of
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Terek, situated at an altitude of 2690 ft., in a deep caldron-shaped valley on the N. side of the
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Caucasus, 40 M. by
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rail S.W. of
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Pyatigorsk . Pop . (1897), 4078 . The
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limestone hills which surround the town rise by successive steps or terraces, and contain numerous caves . The
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mineral waters are strongly impregnated with carbonic acid
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gas and have a temperature of 51° F .

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