Krasnodar

[kras-nuh-dahr; Russian kruh-snuh-dahr] /ˈkræs nəˌdɑr; Russian krə snʌˈdɑr/

noun
1.
a territory of the Russian Federation in SE Europe. 34,200 sq. mi. (88,578 sq. km).
2.
Formerly Ekaterinodar, Yekaterinodar. a city in and the capital of this territory, on the Kuban River, near the Sea of Azov.
/Russian krəsnaˈdar/
noun
1.
an industrial city in SW Russia, on the Kuban River. Pop: 650 000 (2005 est) Former name (until 1920) Yekaterinodar, Ekaterinodar

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