what. postcard with lighthouse received where. South Haven, Michigan, USA postmark. indistinct; stamp of Germany note. German for lighthouse: leuchtturm
what. postcard with lighthouse received where. Goulet de Brest, Finistère, Brittany, France postmark. none distinct; stamps of Finland note. Finnish for lighthouse: majakka
other names. Naka Shiretoko Saki Lighthouse what. postcard with lighthouse received where. Korsakov District, Sakhalin Oblast, Russia postmark. "МОСКВА 16 12 21"; stamp of Russia
other names. Mys Mayachnyy Lighthouse what. postcard with lighthouse received where. Petropavlovsk, Kamchatka Krai, Russia postmark. "САНКТ-ПЕТЕРБУРГ 19 12 21"; stamps of Russia
other names. Egersheld Lighthouse what. postcard with lighthouse received where. Tokarev, Vladivostok, Primorsky Krai, Russia postmark. "МОСКВА 13 12 21"; stamps of Russia
other names. St. Elijah Lighthouse what. postcard with lighthouse received where. Feodosiya, Crimea postmark. partially indistinct: "16 12 21"; stamps of Ukraine remarks. In 2014, Crimea was annexed from Ukraine, by Russia. The following federal subjects of the Russian Federation were established there: the Republic of Crimea and the federal city of Sevastopol. This has been disputed by Ukraine, which continues to regard the territory as the Autonomous Republic of Crimea and Sevastopol, a City with Special Status; the northern parts of the Arabat Spit, geographically part of Crimea, which Ukraine administered under the Kherson Oblast, were also annexed. While Russia has de facto control over the area - and its lighthouses - this has not been recognised by Ukraine and most of the member-states of the United Nations. note. Russian for lighthouse: маяк (mayak); Ukrainian for lighthouse: маяк (mayak)