Mount Ricord

Rikorda Mountain is a peak in the Ivulk mountain range east of Mount Golovnina . Coordinates: 53 ° 35 '28 "N 158 ° 46' 11" E, altitude 1205 m above sea level. It was named by the participants of the Kamchatka geographical expedition in 2006 in honor of Admiral Pyotr Ivanovich Rikord (1776 - 1855), the Russian navigator, chief of Kamchatka from 1817 to 1821 . Arrived in Kamchatka as part of the expedition of V. M. Golovnin on the sloop “Diana”. After the capture of V.M.Golovnin, he took an active part in the release of V.M.Golovnin from Japanese captivity.

Rikorda
Highest point
Absolute height	1205 m
Location
A country	Russia
Ridge or array	Ivulk
Rikorda

Peaks of Russian-Japanese friendship (from left to right):
Golovnin Mountain, Kakhey Rock and Rikord Mountain

Together with Mount Golovnin and Kakhey rock form the so-called "peaks of Russian-Japanese friendship." Here, at the foot of these mountains, on the territory of the Nalychevo Natural Park, in July 2009, the Second Anniversary Meeting of the descendants of ^{[1] the} heroes of the "Golovnin Incident" , a military conflict of the early 19th century that put Russian-Japanese relations on the brink of war, took place. The peaceful resolution of this incident is an important precedent for resolving complex interstate conflicts based on friendly relations and mutual trust.