Cape Kazantyp is a prominent headland on the Kerch Peninsula, which defines the southern shore of the Sea of Azov and the east extension of the Crimean Peninsula. Due to its relatively low latitude (45° N) the Crimea has been the warm holidaying destination for generations of Ukrainians and Russians.
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- Official name. Aquatic-cliff complex of Cape Kazantyp. Designated. 29 July 2004. ... The Kazantyp headland is mostly covered with steppe.
- The Cape Kazantyp is a picturesque peninsula located on the southeastern half of the Autonomous Republic of Crimea, on the shore of the Azov Sea.
- Cape Kazantyp is a prominent headland on the Kerch Peninsula, which defines the southern shore of the Sea of Azov and the east extension of the Crimean...
- Kazantyp is a headland (or a cape) located in the northeastern part of the Crimean peninsula on the shore of the Azov Sea.
- Coast aquatic complex at Cape Kazantyp. ... Legends of Kazantyp. The legend says that on the peninsula there is a secret cave above the sea level.
- Аэросъемка мыса Казантип/Cape Kazantyp (Крым/Crimea). Поиск. Смотреть позже.
- Grungy industrial interior with round light window in ceiling of the abandoned unfinished nuclear power plant at the cape Kazantyp, Crimea Stock Photo.
- Kazantyp is a headland (or a cape) located in the northeastern part of the Crimean peninsula (in Ukraine) on the shore of the Azov Sea.
- The distance from the tip of the Cape to the largest local city, Lenine (population ~70,000, image lower left) is only 20 kilometres. ... Mys Kazantyp.
- It is devoted to analysis through the use of the CAPE Ratio and the promotion of this metric for stock investors.Bulunamadı: kazantyp
- Grungy industrial interior with round light window in ceiling of the abandoned unfinished nuclear power plant at the cape Kazantyp, Crimea. Free with trial.
- Cape Kazantyp is a prominent headland on the Kerch Peninsula, which defines the southern shore of the Sea of Azov and the east extension of the Crimean...
- Shcholkine is a little resort city ashore sea of Azov near the cape of Kazantyp in Crimea. The name Kazantyp comes from the Crimean Tatar name qazan tüp.
