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Abakan
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A·ba·kan  b-kän)
A city of south-central Russia east-southeast of Novosibirsk. It is a commercial center on the Yenisey River and the Siberian Railroad. Population: 165,000.

Abakan (Russian) [abaˈkan]
n
(Placename) a city in S central Russia, capital of the Khakass Republic, at the confluence of the Yenisei and Abakan Rivers. Pop.: 169 000 (1999 est.)


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2004 Highlights Investments - Commencement of a feasibility study to build a new 600,000-tonne smelter in the Irkutsk region; - Preparatory work to build the 350,000-tonne Khakassk aluminium smelter began; - Commencement of a feasibility study to double the capacity of the Friguia refinery in Guinea.
2004 Highlights Investments - Commencement of a feasibility study to build a new 600,000-tonne smelter in the Irkutsk region; - Preparatory work to build the 350,000-tonne Khakassk aluminium smelter began; - Commencement of a feasibility study to double the capacity of the Friguia refinery in Guinea.
 
 
 
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