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Weinstein Igor / TASS / Net-FIlm
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Tourism and Travel1970s1970s70stasseventiesbiosphere reserveKamchatka speciesgeyser giantgeyser fieldgeothermal sourcesdeep canyon of the geyser rivermountain landscapemountainshot springshot fountainsmud swampsValley of Geysersprotected areareserve regimeevaporation of waterKamchatkaKamchatka regionKronotsky State Nature Reservebladesone of the seven wonders of russiasteamflightKamchatka Peninsulanatural complexhillthe oldest geyserwater columntourismtourism in kamchatkaunique ecosystemKronotsky State Nature Biosphere Reserve
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Valley of Geysers in Kamchatka

February 1977. USSR. Kamchatka Krai. A column of water from the Velikan geyser, rising 30 meters, in the Valley of Geysers on the territory of the Kronotsky State Nature Biosphere Reserve. The exact date of the photo is unknown. Igor Weinstein/TASS
Location: USSR, Kamchatka Krai
Photo: №170454
Date of shooting: 02.28.1977
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Weinstein Igor
Keywords
Tourism and Travel1970s1970s70stasseventiesbiosphere reserveKamchatka speciesgeyser giantgeyser fieldgeothermal sourcesdeep canyon of the geyser rivermountain landscapemountainshot springshot fountainsmud swampsValley of Geysersprotected areareserve regimeevaporation of waterKamchatkaKamchatka regionKronotsky State Nature Reservebladesone of the seven wonders of russiasteamflightKamchatka Peninsulanatural complexhillthe oldest geyserwater columntourismtourism in kamchatkaunique ecosystemKronotsky State Nature Biosphere Reserve

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