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District of
Koryak Okrug of
Kamchatka Krai, Russia. It is
located on the
Korfa Bay of the
Kamchatka Peninsula.
Tilichiki was
established in 1898, and in...
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known for hits like "Someone
Loves Me", "Akyia", "Koti ma no", and "
Fa Me
Kor." "
Fa Me
Kor" is an Akan
language which literally means "Take me away". eShun...
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occupancy and
transferable interests. An under-raiyat it was
referred to as a
korfa,
though an under-raiyat
paying rent in kind was
referred too as a bargait...
- the
Russian Far East (1884–93). The
names of the
village of Korf and the
Korfa Bay
commemorate him. He came from the
Korff noble family. He was an Imperial...
- It was
established in 1925 on the
coast of the
Skrytaya Harbor of the
Korfa Bay as a
settlement of
salmon fishers.[citation needed] In 1994, it was...
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football player Korfball, a ball sport,
similar to
netball and
basketball Korfa Bay,
Kamchatka Peninsula coast of the
Bering Sea in
Russia Korff (disambiguation)...
- Society, magazines,
thematic publications, and in
appendices to
works M.A.
Korfa, etc. 12 January [O.S. 1 January] 1772 – 23 February [O.S. 11 February] 1839...
- is
bounded on the west by the
Govena Peninsula which separates it from
Korfa Bay and on the east by the
Olyutor Peninsula, the
southern part of the Olyutor...
