Russian mountains

Usage examples of altai.

The royal encampment seldom lost sight of Mount Altai, from whence the River Irtish descends to water the rich pastures of the Calmucks, which nourish the largest sheep and oxen in the world.

The heroine of a novel of mine was named Altai, after the high, wild mountain chain in western China.

Magyar, Osmanli, and other dialects of the Altai family, as, for instance, with the Finnic on the old continent, as well as the Algonquin-Lenape language and some others in America.

In the last month they had stopped at Easter Island, Mount Rushmore, Angkor Thom, and the Altai Mountains.

He is in a sulphur mine in the Altai Mountains, near the city of Abakansk.

To leave modern Mongolia, they would have to pass through a range called the Altai Mountains.

The royal encampment seldom lost sight of Mount Altai, from whence the River Irtish descends to water the rich pastures of the Calmucks, ^26 which nourish the largest sheep and oxen in the world.

The royal encampment seldom lost sight of Mount Altai, from whence the River Irtish descends to water the rich pastures of the Calmucks, ^26 which nourish the largest sheep and oxen in the world.

After leaving Novosibirsk, his tank column had blown through the Altai Region like a top-fueler down a drag strip.

There were over-age 'hippies' who still listened to the Beatles and migrated to the Altai Mountains to meditate and drop acid.

And remembered his winter with Nils and Achikh, and Bans, north of the Altai Range in Siberia.