Balaclava

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Balaclava is a small port town in Crimea best known as the site of the 1854 Battle of Balaclava during the Crimean War, including the infamous Charge of the Light Brigade.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf port town
settlement
town
climate humid subtropical climate
conflict Crimean War
controlledBy Ottoman Empire
Russian Empire
Russian Federation
linked to: Russia

United Kingdom (during Crimean War occupation)
country Russia
dateOfBattleOfBalaclava 1854-10-25
hasAlternativeName Balaklava
linked to: Balaclava, Crimea
hasCulturalReference poem "The Charge of the Light Brigade" by Alfred, Lord Tennyson
hasFeature Balaclava Bay
natural harbor
hasHarborUse fishing
tourist boats
yachting
hasMilitaryInstallation Balaclava submarine base
underground submarine pens
hasNearbyGeographicFeature Balaclava Valley
Crimean Mountains
hasTourismAttraction Crimean War memorials
remains of fortifications
hasTourismType military history tourism
historicalEventLocation Battle of Balaclava
Charge of the Light Brigade
Crimean War
historicalRegion Taurida
linked to: Taurida Oblast
knownFor Battle of Balaclava
Charge of the Light Brigade
Crimean War history
languageUsed Russian
Ukrainian
locatedIn Crimea
Crimean Peninsula
linked to: Crimea
locatedInTimeZone Moscow Time
locatedOn Black Sea
near Sevastopol city center
partOf Balaklava District
Sevastopol
portType natural inlet port
regionType coastal area
strategicImportance defense of Sevastopol
naval base
usedToBePartOf Ukraine
Ukrainian SSR
linked to: Soviet Ukraine

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