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Ilichevsk

Ukraine
Also known as: Illichivsk
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  • Odesa, Ukraine
    Odesa

    …new outport was built at Ilichevsk, 12 miles (20 km) to the south. Odesa is the base of a fishing fleet as well as the chief operational hub of the Ukrainian Navy. The city’s rail communications are good to all parts of Ukraine, Moldova, and Romania. Odesa is a large…

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    …new outport was built at Ilichevsk, 12 miles (20 km) to the south. Odesa is the base of a fishing fleet as well as the chief operational hub of the Ukrainian Navy. The city’s rail communications are good to all parts of Ukraine, Moldova, and Romania. Odesa is a large…

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