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KIzhi - an island on Lake Onega

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KHUZHIR - an island on Lake Baikal

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ARTEMA - an island in the Caspian Sea

VALAAM - an island on Lake Ladoga

KULAL - an island in the Caspian Sea

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OLKHON - an island on Lake Baikal

CHECHEN - an island in the Caspian Sea

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RYBACHY - an island in the Caspian Sea

KHORTITSA - an island on the Dnieper River

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OGURCHINSKY - an island in the Caspian Sea

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