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KRASNOVODSK

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Originally appearing in Volume V15, Page 924 of the 1911 Encyclopedia Britannica.
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KRASNOVODSK  , a seaport of

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Russian Transcaspia, on the N.
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shore of Balkhan or Krasnovodsk
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Bay, on the S. side of the
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Caspian Sea, opposite to
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Baku, and at 69 ft. below sea-level . Pop . (1897), 6359 . It is defended by a fort . Here begins the Transcaspian railway to Mery and Bokhara . There is a fishing industry, and salt and
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sulphur are obtained . Krasnovodsk, which is the capital of the Transcaspian province, was founded in 1869 .

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