Donets
Do nets |dəˈn (y )ets dəˈnjɛts | a river in eastern Europe that rises near Belgorod in southern Russia and flows southeast for about 630 miles (1,000 km ) through Ukraine before re-entering Russia and joining the Don River near Rostov.
Donets Basin
Do nets Ba sin a coal-mining and industrial region in southeastern Ukraine that stretches between the valleys of the Donets and lower Dnieper rivers. Ukrainian name Donbas.
Donetsk
Do netsk |dəˈn (y )etsk dəˈnjɛtsk | a city in the Donets Basin in Ukraine; pop. 974,600 (est. 2009 ). The city was called Yuzovka 1872 –1924, and Stalin or Stalino 1924 –61.
Donets |dɒˈnjɛts | a river in eastern Europe, rising near Belgorod in southern Russia and flowing south-eastwards for some 1,000 km (630 miles ) through Ukraine before re-entering Russia and joining the Don near Rostov.
Don ¦ets Basin a coal-mining and industrial region of SE Ukraine, stretching between the valleys of the Donets and lower Dnieper Rivers. Ukrainian name Donbas.
Donetsk |dɒˈnjɛtsk | the leading city of the Donets Basin in Ukraine; pop. 974,600 (est. 2009 ). The city was called Yuzovka from 1872 until 1924, and Stalin or Stalino from 1924 until 1961.
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