Ussuri Cossasks (1764 bytes)
1: ... [[Primorye]] south of [[Khabarovsk]] along the [[Ussuri River]], the [[Sungari River]] and around the [[K...
3: ...e nakazny ataman of the Amur Cossack Host and the Ussuri Cossack Host.
5: ...cial [[sotnya]]s (total of 2514 men). Most of the Ussuri Cossack Host took the side of the [[White movemen...
7: The Ussuri Cossack Host was disbanded in [[1922]].

Ussuri River (1068 bytes)
1: ... [[subterranean]] [[spring (water)|springs]]. The Ussuri River is known for its catastrophic [[flood]]s. I...
3: ...t border conflict]] of [[1969]] took place on the Ussuri River.
11: [[de:Ussuri]]

Ussuri Cossacks (417 bytes)
1: '''Ussuri Cossack Host''' (Уссу&#10...

Ussuri krai (676 bytes)
1: ...ial Russia]]. The name comes from the fact that [[Ussuri River]] is located on the territory of the krai.
5: ...]]-[[1918]] Ussuri krai was the location of the [[Ussuri Cossack Host]]. It was re-established in the [[1...

Amur Cossaks (2030 bytes)
3: ... latter was also the [[ataman]] of the Amur and [[Ussuri Cossack Host]]s). The [[headquarters]] of the Amu...
5: ...ing the Ussuri River). It also staffed the [[Amur-Ussuri flotilla]], created in [[1897]]. The Amur Cossack...

Outer Manchuria (1367 bytes)
1: ...and the [[Gulf of Tartary]] to the east, the Amur-Ussuri forming the southern and western limits.

Nanais (524 bytes)
1: ...molsk-on-Amur]], as well as on the banks of the [[Ussuri]] and the [[Girin]] rivers (the [[Samagirs]]). Th...

Beijing Treaty (406 bytes)
3: ...] in [[1860]], and granted Russia the right for [[Ussuri krai]], a part of the modern day [[Primorsky Krai...

Hezhen (440 bytes)
1: ...jiang (Amur), Songhuajiang (Sunggari) and Wusuli (Ussuri).

Khabarovsk (3783 bytes)
3: ...the rivers [[Amur River|Amur]] and [[Ussuri River|Ussuri]], about 800 km (500 mi) north of [[Vladivostok]]...

Amur (2598 bytes)
13: * the [[Ussuri River|Ussuri]],

Bianor (1347 bytes)
9: ...s, N.Laos, N.Vietnam; Sakhalin; Kurile Islands; S.Ussuri; Taiwan.

Rivers of Russia (2985 bytes)
122: **[[Ussuri River|Ussuri]]

Damansky-Zhen Bao Island (1066 bytes)
1: ... was given to [[China]] on May 19, 1991; in the [[Ussuri River]] on the border between [[Russia]] and [[Ch...

Yerofey Khabarov (1438 bytes)
3: ... into Amur to the region under the mouth of the [[Ussuri]] river. Khabarov charted the Amur river in his '...

Amur Military Flotilla (1802 bytes)
7: ...e 2nd Far Eastern fronts on the rivers of Amur, [[Ussuri]], [[Sungari]], and [[Lake Khanka]].

Flooded grasslands and savannas (2520 bytes)
46: [[Ussuri-Wusuli meadow and forest meadow]] ([[China]], [[R...

Nicholas Mikhailovich Pzhevalskiy (2261 bytes)
3: ...explore the highlands on the banks of the river [[Ussuri]], a tributary of the [[Amur]]. In the following ...

Gloydius (2923 bytes)
33: * ''Gloydius ussuriensis'' — Ussuri mamushi ([[Korea]], northeast [[China]], east [[R...

Sino-Soviet border conflict (2426 bytes)
1: ...o-Soviet split]] of the 1960s. An island in the [[Ussuri River]], called [[Zhen Bao Island]] (珍&#23...
7: ...r [[Tarabarov Island]] and a portion of [[Bolshoy Ussuriysky Island]] near [[Khabarovsk]].

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