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Encyclopedia Britannica - Main :: WIL-YAK |
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YABLONOI, or YABLONOVOI (" Apple Mountains," known to the Mongols as Dynze-daban) , a range of E. Siberia, stretching N.E. from near the sources of the river Kerulen (N.E. of Urga in N. Mongolia) to the bend of the river Olekma in 56 N., and forming the S.E. border ridge
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Yablonoi and Stanovoi are commonly used alternatively. The latter are the S.E. border-range of the lower terrace and are connected with the Great
YACHOW-FU, a prefectural city in the province of Szech'uen, China, in 30 N., roe E.; pop. about 40,000. It is situated in a valley on the banks of the river Ya, where tea is grown. The town owes its importance to the fact that it stands at the parting of the tea and tobacco trade route to Tibet via Tachienlu and the cotton
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