Ilmen

British

/ ˈɪlmən /

noun

a lake in NW Russia, in the Novgorod Region: drains through the Volkhov River into Lake Ladoga. Area: between 780 sq km (300 sq miles) and 2200 sq km (850 sq miles), according to the season

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Cryolite likewise occurs, though only to a limited extent, at Miyask, in the Ilmen Mountains; at Pike’s Peak, Colorado, and in the Yellowstone Park.

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Simultaneously, another war, also an heritage from Charles IX., had been proceeding in the far distant regions round lakes Ilmen, Peipus and Ladoga, with Great Novgorod as its centre.

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And the lake Ilmen in Russia I take to be in effect the same word as the lake Leman in Switzerland.

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There is a small stream which falls into Lake Ilmen on its western side, and which is called Chorny Ruchei, the Black Brook.

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II. receives throne of Russia, 78. made prisoner, 78.enters a convent, 78.assassination of, 79.Ilmen, army on the shores of the lake of, 80.Impostor, see GriskaInventions during the reign of Ivan III.,

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