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inlet. It was formerly believed that these two sites were two separate craters and that they formed a twin impact structure from a large-scale meteorite hit in the late
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outcrops of the Ust-Kara impact structure are only a part of the Kara impact structure. (Hodge 1994 and NASA 1988)
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occupies the peninsula and extends from northwest to southeast.
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In the southeastern end of the Yugorsky Peninsula lies the
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site lies offshore, 15 km east of the small Kara or
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Badjukov, DD; Raitala J; Ohmann T; Lorenz CA (2002).
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Yugorsky Peninsula is located in Nenets Autonomous Okrug
Yugorsky Peninsula is located in European Russia
Nenets Autonomous Okrug
69°28′N 61°31′E / 69.467°N 61.517°E / 69.467; 61.517
Pechora Sea
Kara Sea
Russian
Nenets Autonomous Okrug
Russia
Khaypudyr Bay
Pechora Sea
Baydaratsk Bay
Kara Sea
Barents Sea
Atlantic Ocean
Yugorsky Strait
Vaygach Island
Pay-Khoy Ridge
Kara meteorite crater
Karskaya Guba
Cretaceous
suevite
Permafrost and Periglacial Processes
doi
10.1002/ppp.455
"The Kara Crater size: Suevite layer outside the crater depression"
Bibcode
2002LPI....33.1480B

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