See Turiy Rog on Wiktionary
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"text": "In the Maritime Territory there are four crossing points with Сhina*⁸, among which the Pogranichiny-Shuifunhe is now the only point available to those who have ordinary documents. The other three points are limited to those with official endorsement, and three disputed areas are located near these crossing points. The first place is located 20 km west of Turiy Rog Village on a border-crossing near the Khanka Lake; the second is the P-Letter district near the Poltavka-Dongning crossing point; and finally the third comprises two small strips north of Khasan Lake near the Khasan border-crossing into North Korea and China.",
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