Cape Bystrova
Headland on Jackson Island, Russia
Cape Bystrov (Russian: Мыс Быстрова) is a headland located on the north-west part of Jackson Island, Russia. The cape is named in honour of Alexey Bystrov, who was a Russian paleontologist.
References
- Map of Jackson Island (in Russian). Red arrow indicates the position of Cape Bystrov.
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- Nagurskoye
81°19′59″N 55°30′00″E / 81.333°N 55.500°E / 81.333; 55.500
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