chukchi peninsula

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chukchi peninsula

The Chukchi Peninsula extends into the Arctic Ocean.

Definition
  1. Proper noun:
    • A peninsula in northeastern Siberia: The Chukchi Peninsula is a large landmass located in the far northeastern part of Siberia, Russia. It is situated directly across the Bering Strait from the northwestern coast of Alaska, USA.
Usage Examples
  • Proper noun:
    • The Chukchi Peninsula is known for its extreme Arctic climate.
    • Many indigenous Chukchi people live on the Chukchi Peninsula.
    • The Bering Strait separates the Chukchi Peninsula from Alaska.
Advanced Usage
  • Geographical context: The term is used primarily in geographical, anthropological, and historical contexts to refer to this specific region.
    • The research expedition aimed to study permafrost on the Chukchi Peninsula.
Variants and Related Words
  • Chukchi Sea (proper noun): The marginal sea of the Arctic Ocean located north of the Bering Strait, bounded by the Chukchi Peninsula to the west and Alaska to the east.
    • The Chukchi Sea is an important habitat for walruses and polar bears.
  • Chukchi (noun/adjective): Pertaining to the indigenous people of the region or their language.
    • She studied the Chukchi language and culture.
Synonyms
  • Chukotka Peninsula: This is an alternative name for the same geographical feature.
    • The Chukotka Peninsula is the easternmost point of Russia.
Related Phrases
  • Across the Bering Strait: A common phrase used to describe the location of the Chukchi Peninsula in relation to Alaska.
    • The Chukchi Peninsula lies across the Bering Strait from Alaska.
chukchi peninsula

The Chukchi Peninsula extends into the Arctic Ocean.

Noun
  1. peninsula of northeastern Siberia across the Bering Strait from northwestern Alaska

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