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Länkärän
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Länkärän (lĭn'kărăn`), or Lenkoran (lyĕn'kərän`yə), city (1989 pop. 45,020), SE Azerbaijan, near the Iranian border, on the Caspian Sea. It is a port and an important food-processing center for fish and tea. Its inhabitants are mostly Talysh, an Iranian-speaking people who are Shiite Muslims. Länkärän, known since the 17th cent., was the capital of the Talysh khanate under Persia in the 18th cent. and was ceded to Russia by Persia in 1813. The

Länkärän Lowland, a coastal strip c.40 mi (60 km) long, has a humid, subtropical climate. Citrus fruit, tea, and rice are grown here.



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GROUP FOUR Azerbaijan 1 Finland 2 PETRI PASANEN struck an 85th-minute winner as Finland came from behind to beat Azerbaijan in their World Cup qualifier in Lankaran City.
2 WALES' hopes of claiming third place in Group Four were hit as Petri Pasanen struck an 85th-minute winner for Finland in Lankaran City.
Yesterday's other Group Four fixture was settled 2-1 in favour of visitors Finland against Azerbaijan, thanks to an 85th-minute goal by Petri Pasanen in Lankaran City.
 
 
 
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