- territory in SW Russia, in the N Caucasus: 29,300 sq mi (75,887 sq km)
- capital of this territory, on the Kuban River
Krasnodar
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Krasnodar
A city of southwest Russia in the northern Caucasus south of Rostov. Founded by Cossacks on orders from Catherine the Great in 1794, it is now an industrial center.x
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Proper noun
- A city, administrative centre of Krasnodar krai (unofficially called Kuban) of Russia, called Yekaterinodar before December 1920.
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