What links to “Gore-More”
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- Glob-Town… people went about Mayakovka in boats, the water rose by almost 13 metres. What is more, there is also the Gorky Reservoir, where the difference in levels is 18 metres. All this is held back by a dam and a dyke. Back in the 1970s …
- Gorodets
- Gorodets Locks
- How to Stick to a Vegetarian Diet… "healthy" festivals or take "green" weekends with three healthy meals a day (for example, to a surf camp on the Gorky Sea,
- Linda River
- Mark 68
- Nizhny Novgorod Hydroelectric Station… name: Gorky) HES — a dam designed for electricity generation Volga in the city of Zavolzhye. It holds back the Gorky Sea. The length of the spillway concrete dam is 291 m; the hydraulic-fill earthen dam is 18,600 meters. …
- Object IPObyekt IP is an abandoned concrete runway 2,500 m long on the shore of the Gorky Sea, located at the north-western base of the peninsula near the village of Vysokaya.
- Pervomaysky
- Portal:Nature
- Purekh… of the Saviour. The construction of the Nizhny Novgorod Hydroelectric Station and the formation of the Gorky Sea greatly changed the geography and the landscape of the area. In the old days the Yaroslavl highway, on which …
- Raising the Cheboksary Reservoir Level… talk of a 'dead sea' is not supported by the operational experience of other reservoirs — for example, the Gorky Reservoir, located in the same Nizhny Novgorod Region, whose shores are literally dotted with rest houses, …
- Rybinsk ReservoirRybinsk Reservoir is the next reservoir upstream on the Volga above the "Gorky Sea". It was formed by the dams of the Rybinsk hydroelectric complex. A Stalin-era project carried out by the …
- Sails Over Russia
- The Yug RiverA floatplane Jabiru UL on pontoons. Gorky Sea. Yug River.
- Yacht Nefertiti… large capacity (up to 16 people) allows for extended autonomous voyages. The yacht's primary sailing area is the Gorky Reservoir along the stretch from Yaroslavl to Nizhny Novgorod (380 km by sailing chart) and from Nizhny Novgorod to …
- Zavolzhye