Home So Where is Kamchatka?

Arial view of Kambalnoe lake Volcano on Kamchatka -- Synthetic Aperture Radar

Kamchatka is a large peninsula in far eastern Russia. It is surrounded by the Sea of Okhotsk, the Bering Sea, and the Pacific Ocean. It is 140,000 square miles in area. The climate is severe: it is very similar to Alaska. It has around 200 volcanoes, of which 65 are still active. Kambalnoe lake is very near the southern tip.

Kambalnoe is near the Southern tip of the peninsula

A photograph of the map Charlie and Maureen use of the southern tip of the Kamchatka peninsula. It's pretty rugged country.

 

Charlie's Drawing of the Kamchatka Peninsula

 

Charlie's Drawing of the Kambalnoye Lake and Area Around Cabin

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