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English: Kuril Islands overview map with current Russian names (English transliteration). Borders of Shimoda Treaty (1855) and Treaty of St. Petersburg (1875) shown in red. Currently all islands northeast of Hokkaido are administered by Russia. Note: Ushishir actually consists of 2 islands: Ryponkicha (northeast) and Yankicha (southwest).
Bahasa Indonesia: Peta yang menampilkan nama-nama pulau di Kepulauan Kuril dalam bahasa Rusia (transliterasi Inggris). Perbatasan dalam Traktat Shimoda (1855) dan Traktat Sankt-Peterburg (1875) ditunjukkan dalam warna merah. Sekarang semua pulau-pulau di timur laut Hokkaido dikuasai oleh Rusia. Catatan: Ushishir sebenarnya terdiri dari 2 pulau: Ryponkicha (timur laut) dan Yankicha (barat daya). |
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This image is in the public domain because it came from the site https://www.demis.nl/products/web-map-server/examples/ and was released by the copyright holder. Permission is granted to copy, distribute and/or modify this map since it is based on free of copyright images from: www.demis.nl. See also approval email on de.wp and its clarification.
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