Zarechenskoye (Groß Sobrost)
The former Groß Sobrost estate and its hillfort, known as the “Swedish fortification”
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Kulikovo (Strobjehnen)
A village in the Zelenogradsk District. Railway station on the Zelenogradsk – Pionersky line
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Klyukvennoye (Klycken)
A settlement in Zelenogradsk Urban District, west of Grachevka
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Bolshiye Berezhki (Alt Lappienen)
One of the key points on the map of the Elk Valley
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Svobodnoye (Gross Mischen)
In the early 20th century the estate was owned by the well-known inventor Georg Knorr
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Gribki (Gross Allgawischken)
A village west of Kaukehmen (Yasnoye) that became famous thanks to a fairy tale about the local water spirit Schlompetters
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Petrovo (Zielkeim)
A settlement in the Zelenogradsk Urban District on the old road to Cranz
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Vzmorye (Gross Heydekrug)
The first large locality after Kosma on the road from Kaliningrad to Baltiysk
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Strelnya (Schultitten)
A settlement near the legendary Prussian sanctuary of Romowe
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Krasnotorovka (Heiligenkreutz)
According to legend, the first cross in Samland was erected here
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Territorial divisions and local self-government in Prussia
Old Prussian terminology needs decoding
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Neue Sorge and Herzogs-Acker
From Rossgarten to the Litauer Wall, north of King Street, home to the Kronprinz barracks and the Grolman bastion
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