Magadan

[ mah-guh-dahn; Russian muh-guh-dahn ]

noun

1. a city in the NE Russian Federation in Asia, on the Sea of Okhotsk.

Example Sentences

In the neighboring region of Magadan, similar temperatures were expected in the coming days.

From Washington Times

The company will share world premieres by Fernando Magadan and Joan Rodriguez, “Snap” by Micaela Taylor and the company premiere of Trey McIntyre’s “Blue Until June.”

From Los Angeles Times

On the sidelines of the naval parade, he greeted the Gorelov family from Magadan, in Russia’s far east.

From New York Times

He said they were barred from leaving the hostel where they were staying in Magadan and were unable to use their credit cards because of sanctions over Russia’s war on Ukraine.

From Seattle Times

The plane, a Boeing 777 carrying 216 passengers and 16 crew members, landed safely at Magadan airport in Siberia in Russia’s far east on Tuesday, Air India said in a statement.

From Seattle Times