Tourism around the Caspian Sea

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Tourism around the Caspian Sea

Year: 2020

From collection: Caspian Sea State of the Environment 2019: Maps and Graphics (English)

Cartographer: Manana Kurtubadze

Tags: Caspian Sea graphics

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GDP of the Caspian littoral states in 2006–2016

Marine water observation network in Russia and Kazakhstan

Oil spill accidents since 2000

Pollutant emissions

Population by number in the Caspian Sea region per cities and administrative units

Production and consumption of natural gas by the Caspian littoral states for 2006–2016

Production and consumption of oil by the Caspian littoral states for 2006–2016

River basin discharge into the Caspian Sea

Sea bottom sediment pollution in the Caspian Sea, 2010–2016

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Caspian Sea: State of the Environment 2019

The Caspian Sea State of the Environment Report presents a sober diagnosis of the challenges faced by the Sea and its marine environment.

21 Apr 2020 Monograph

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