काले और कैस्पियन समुद्रों के बीच एक बड़ा क्षेत्र जिसमें काकेशस पहाड़ शामिल हैं; तेल इसका प्रमुख संसाधन है

Noun:

गौरबर्ण, कौकासिआ,

caucasia's Usage Examples:

The Ylya, the Kuban and the Rion belong to Caucasia.

it has the Black Sea and Caucasia, being separated from the latter by the Manych depression, which in Post-Pliocene times connected the Sea of Azov with the Caspian.

The second-class fortresses are Kronstadt and Sveaborg in the Gulf of Finland, Ivangorod in Poland, Libau on the Baltic Sea, Kerch on the Black Sea and Vladivostok on the Pacific. In the third class are Viborg in Finland, Ossovets and Ust Dvinsk (or Dunamunde) in Lithuania, Sevastopol and Ochakov on the Black Sea, and Kars and Batum in Caucasia.

In 1894 municipal institutions, with still more restricted powers, were granted to several towns in Siberia, and in 1895 to some in Caucasia.

' For details, see table under the heading Caucasia.

The average number of women to every 100 men in the Russian governments proper was 102.9; in Poland, 98.6; in Finland, 102.2; in Caucasia, 88.9; in Siberia, 93'7; and in Turkestan and Transcaspia, 83 o.

Caucasia and S.W.

Russia and Caucasia.

It owes its origin to its mineral waters, which have long been known to the inhabitants of Caucasia.

PYATIGORSK, a town and watering-place of Russian Caucasia, in the province of Terek, 141 m.

caucasia's Meaning':

a large region between the Black and Caspian seas that contains the Caucasus Mountains; oil is its major resource