File:Uryankhay-Tuva AO.png
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English: Blue line is the Uriankhay (1914) border line (reconstructed using SRTM mission DEM) as upper Yenisey watershed area plus upper Us and Kantegir river valleys. Red line is the Tuva Autonomous Oblast boundary line reprojected and vectorized from the Soviet atlas (1954 issue) with boundaries as of 1953. Русский: Синяя линия - линия границы Урянхай (1914 г.) (реконструированная с использованием ЦМР миссии SRTM) как верхняя часть водораздела Енисея плюс верхняя часть долин рек Ус и Кантегир. Красная линия - линия границы Тувинской автономной области, воспроизведенная и векторизованная из советского атласа (выпуск 1954 г.) с границами по состоянию на 1953 г. Français : Kraï d'Ouriankhaï en 1914 : ligne bleue, selon SRTM mission DEM dans les hautes vallées du Ïenisseï, de l'Ous et de la Kanteguir. Oblast autonome touvaine au sein de la RSFSR : ligne rouge, vectorisée d'après l'Atlas soviétique de 1954 montrant les limites de 1953. |
| Date | |
| Source | Soviet atlas (1954 issue) with boundaries as of 1953 by Bogomolov.PL. |
| Author | Bogomolov.PL |
| Permission (Reusing this file) |
Bogomolov.PL's map: Own work. |
top left corner is 54N 88E bottom right corner is 49N 101E
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