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Theodosia (urbs)
Theodosia (urbs)Res apud Vicidata repertae:
Civitas: Ucraina
Locus: 45°2′56″N 35°22′45″E
Numerus incolarum: 45 032, 19 200, 46 327, 76 402, 83 000, 83 912, 86 400, 80 900, 74 669, 73 626, 72 926, 72 412, 71 725, 71 535, 71 214, 70 730, 70 392, 70 043, 69 786, 69 461, 69 038, 69 145, 68 562, 67 993, 67 902, 68 029, 68 001, 66 293
Zona horaria: UTC+2, UTC+3
http://www.kerchrada.gov.ua Situs interretialis
Nomen officiale: Феодосія
Locus: 45°2′56″N 35°22′45″E
Numerus incolarum: 45 032, 19 200, 46 327, 76 402, 83 000, 83 912, 86 400, 80 900, 74 669, 73 626, 72 926, 72 412, 71 725, 71 535, 71 214, 70 730, 70 392, 70 043, 69 786, 69 461, 69 038, 69 145, 68 562, 67 993, 67 902, 68 029, 68 001, 66 293
Zona horaria: UTC+2, UTC+3
http://www.kerchrada.gov.ua Situs interretialis
Nomen officiale: Феодосія
Gestio
Consilium: Feodosiya City Council
Procuratio superior: Feodosiya City Council, Sanjak of Pasha, Sanjak of Caffa, Feodosiya Urban Okrug, Feodosia Uyezd, Feodosia Uyezd, Q21644963
Procuratio superior: Feodosiya City Council, Sanjak of Pasha, Sanjak of Caffa, Feodosiya Urban Okrug, Feodosia Uyezd, Feodosia Uyezd, Q21644963
Geographia
Superficies: 35.2 chiliometrum quadratum
Coniunctiones urbium
Urbes gemellae: Ramla, Asovia, Kołobrzeg, Armavirum, Kurscha, Stephanopolis, Stauropolis, Severodvinsk, Mariopolis, Shadrinsk
Theodosia[1] (Graece Θεοδοσία, Russice Феодосия, Ucrainice Феодосія), a saeculis mediaevalibus ad annum 1804 Caffa[2] seu Capha[3] (Graece mediaevali Κάφφας; Tatarice Taurice Kefe; Russice Кафа), est urbs et portus in Crimaea (cuius adiunctio ad Russiam, anno 2014 perfecta, non recognita est ab Ucraina, Crimaeam sibi postulanti), ad litus Sinus Theodosiensis Ponti Euxini. Circiter 70 milia incolarum habet, qui maxima ex parte Russi sunt.
- ↑ Graesse, Benedict, Plechl, Orbis Latinus, tom. III., p. 477
- ↑ Iohannes Iacobus Hofmannus, Lexicon universale (1698) ~, t. 1, p. 633
- ↑ J. G. Th. Graesse, Orbis Latinus (Dresdae: Schönfeld, 1861; 1909. Brunsvici, 1972, 3 voll.) 1 2 3
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