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Vol 5 Iss. 2-3
Pages:
157-171
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Geology

On the geology of Chetyryokhstolbovoy Island

Authors:
N. Kirichenko
Date submitted:
1914-06-25
Date accepted:
1914-08-24
Date published:
1914-12-01

Abstract

In the Arctic Ocean, opposite the mouth of the Kolyma River, lies the group of Medvezhyi Islands, numbering six. The closest to the shore and the largest in size is Krestovyi or Krestovskii Island (also known as the First); then come four small islands without names, known only by numbers: the Second, Third, Fourth, and Fifth; and finally, the easternmost is Chetyryokhstolbovoy Island — also known as the Sixth. In the summer of 1912, the Medvezhyi Islands were visited by the Hydrographic Expedition of the Arctic Ocean, consisting of two icebreakers: "Taimyr" and "Vaigach." I, as the geologist of the expedition, managed to land and examine only one of these islands — Chetyryokhstolbovoy.

Область исследования:
Geology
Funding:

None

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References

  1. A. E. Nordenskiöld. "The Voyage of the Vega Round Europe and Asia in 1878–1880."
  2. "Historical Survey of the Activities of the Chukotka Expedition." Proceedings of the Siberian Department of the Imperial Russian Geographical Society for 1871–72.
  3. Ferdinand von Wrangel. "Journey Through Siberia and the Arctic Sea in 1820–1824."
  4. M. A. Usov. "The Fedorov or Universal Optical Method." p. 129.
  5. Zavaritsky. "Petrographic Observations in the Vicinity of the Miass Factory." "Proceedings of the Mining Institute," Vol. III.

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