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Yana hatun qucha (grigu simipi: Εύξεινος Πόντος, chaymanta latin simipi: Pontus Euxinus, turku simipi: Kara Deniz, rusu simipi: Черное Море) nisqaqa Asyap Iwrupap chawpinpi, Turkiyap, Kartulsuyup, Rusyap, Ukraynap, Rumanyap, Bulgaryap chawpinpi huk hatun qucham, Bosporuspiqa, Marmara quchapi, Dardanilapi Allpapura hatun quchawan t'inkisqa.
Yana hatun qucha | |
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Sudak (Yana hatun qucha) | |
Tiyay: | Turkiya, Bulgarya, Rumanya, Ukranya, Rusya, Qhiyurqya |
Tinkurachina siwikuna | |
Hallka k'iti k'anchar | 436,400 km² |
Aswan ukhu kay: | 2200 m |
Purimuq mayukuna: | Coruh - Dnjepr - Dnjestr - Don - Danuwyu - Enguri / (Inguri) - Kamchiya - Kizilirmak - Rioni - Ropotamo -Sakarya - Urin Bug |
Purikuq mayukuna: | |
Hanaq kay: | |
Llaqtakuna: | Constanţa - Constanţa - Sevastopol - Novorossiysk - Yalta |
Wat'akuna: | Krim yaqa wat'a - Taman yaqa wat'a |
Tiyay | |
Yana hatun qucha (Black Sea) |
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