Moiseyevichi, Belarus Page

Other (Latin) names: Morseyevichi

Other (Non-Latin) names: Моисеевичи

World:Belarus:Gomel'skaya Oblast'

Latitude

52.0869

Longitude

28.4733

Altitude (feet)

374

Lat (DMS)

52° 5' 13N

Long (DMS)

28° 28' 24E

Altitude (meters)

113

Time zone (est)

Europe/Minsk

Approximate population for 7 km radius from this point: 1331

Weather Charts

New There has been a serious bug with these forecasts until today December 12 2021. They were primarily tested on London, which was accurate.

Moiseyevichi Temperature in Celsius

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Moiseyevichi Cloud Cover in Percent

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Moiseyevichi Precipitation

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Nearby Cities and Towns
West	North	East	South
Makarychy (2.2 nm) Il'ich (3.1 nm) Slenzaki (3.4 nm) Mordvin (3.5 nm) Turok (3.8 nm) Bogdan (3.9 nm) Beleny (4.3 nm)	Pyetrykaw (2.6 nm) Belka (3.6 nm) Gorovakha (4.9 nm) Pervomay (5.0 nm) Slobodskoy (6.5 nm) Sloboda (7.0 nm) Agolitskaya Rudnya (7.3 nm)	Khutora Krinichnaya Gryada (3.3 nm) Krinichnaya Gryada (3.3 nm) Iosifovo Boloto (3.8 nm) Belanovichi (4.9 nm)	Ubortskaya Rudnya (5.8 nm)

Nearby Airports

Code	Kind	Name	City	Distance	Bearing
FR45225	Small	Mozyr		25 nm E	103
FR32270	Small	Ovruch Air Base	Ovruch	49 nm S	169
FR45558	Closed	Narodychi		55 nm S	156

Nearby references in Wikipedia:
Distance		Title
0.9 nm	N	Ubort River
3.0 nm	N	Pietrykaŭ
8.4 nm	N	List of tallest structures in the former Soviet Union
8.4 nm	N	List of tallest structures in Europe
8.4 nm	N	List of tallest structures – 300 to 400 metres
9.8 nm	N	Pietrykaŭ District
8.4 nm	E	List of solar eclipses in the 2nd century