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1. In the extreme north are the Makonde people, who are related to the population of southern Tanzania. (Web site)

North Ossetia

1. Situated in the extreme north of the republic, Mozdok is connected to the rest of North Ossetia by a narrow isthmus.

Northerly Town

1. Thurso lies at the extreme north of the British mainland and is the most northerly town on the UK mainland. (Web site)

Time

1. It seems that everyone in Russia agrees that it is time to restore the Northern Sea Route and revive the economy of the Extreme North. (Web site)

Northern Hemisphere

1. Yakutia territory is located in the extreme north of Asia and is considered the coldest place in the northern hemisphere.

Alsace

1. Some Frankish dialects of West Central German are also spoken in the extreme north of Alsace. (Web site)

Northwest Territories

1. ICE Wireless is the first GSM carrier in Yukon and the Northwest Territories, in the extreme north of Canada.

Farther North

1. Farther north along the coast is Trondheim, and in the extreme north are Narvik, Tromsø, and Hammerfest. (Web site)

Mount Liang

1. Mount Liang was located at the extreme north of what became known as the "eight hundred li moorage of Mount Liang".

Capital

1. Said by Nazi mystics to be the capital of ancient Hyperborea, they placed Ultima Thule in the extreme north near Greenland or Iceland. (Web site)

South

1. Whether in the extreme north, south, east, or west of the country, temperatures at sea level tend to be in the same range.
2. The ghats become more pronounced towards the south and extreme north of the coast. (Web site)
3. This legend is a misty memory of some time when the Polynesian people were in contact with the short days of the extreme north or south.

Alaska

1. These numbers, though, are spoken by Inuits in Point Barrow, in the extreme north of Alaska. (Web site)

Tundra

1. At these low elevations are numerous valleys, many of them deep, and covered with larch forest except in the extreme north, where tundra dominates.

Breadth

1. The breadth of the state varies from 32 kms in the extreme north and south to over 120 kms in the middle.

Tropics

1. The tropics of Cancer and Capricorn mark the extreme north and south latitudes the Sun reaches during this cycle.

Island

1. Bonifacio on the southern tip of Island has 78% lexical similarity (highest) with Bastia at extreme north. (Web site)
2. Magerøya is an island in Finnmark county in the extreme north of Norway, in the community of Nordkapp.

Island Province

1. The distance between extreme north and south of the island province is 650 km.

Reservoirs

1. Major reservoirs include the Beidagang Reservoir in the extreme south (in Dagang District) and the Yuqiao Reservoir in the extreme north (in Jixian County).

Tempest

1. In Norse mythology, Hresvelgr is a giant who lives in the extreme north and the motion of whose wings causes wind and tempest. (Web site)

North

1. After crushing the remaining Etruscan states to the north in 264 B.C., Rome had conquered all of Italy except the extreme north.

Finnmark

1. Finnmark is situated in the extreme North East of the country.

Jenin

1. Jenin in the extreme north of the West Bank is on the southern edge of the Jezreel Valley. (Web site)

Arctic Circle

1. The climate in the extreme north of Alaska is what would be expected for an area north of the Arctic Circle: very cold in the winter and cool in the summer.

Lapland

1. The extreme north of this region is known as Lapland. (Web site)

Extreme North

1. Finnmark (Finnm�rku in Sami) is a county in the extreme north of Norway, bordering Troms. (Web site)
2. The climate in the extreme north of Alaska is Arctic (Köppen ET) with long, very cold winters and short, cool summers. (Web site)
3. Lapland, the extreme north of Finland, is so far north that the Aurora Borealis, atmospheric fluorescence, is seen regularly in winter. (Web site)

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