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Obvodny Canal (Russian: Обводный канал, lit. Byp**** Canal) is the
longest canal in
Saint Petersburg, Russia,
which in the 19th
century served as the southern...
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Soviet serial killer and rapist,
operating in
Leningrad in the area of the
Obvodny Canal.
Filippenko was born in Kerch,
where he
lived for the
first 30 years...
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Saint Petersburg, Russia, with a run-down
industrial district along the
Obvodny Canal used to
portray the
historical setting in Berlin.
Hirschbiegel noted...
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Obvodny Kanal (Russian: Обводный канал) is a
station on the Frunzensko–Primorskaya Line of the
Saint Petersburg Metro. The
station opened on December...
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There are more than 342
bridges in the city
limits of
Saint Petersburg, Russia. This is a
partial list of the most
famous ones.
Peter the
Great was designing...
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allowed to open.
Before that, only
pontoon bridges were allowed.
Obvodny Canal (dug in 1769–1833)
became the
southern limit of the city. The most...
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distributaries of the
delta are
listed in the table.
Before construction of the
Obvodny Canal, the left
tributary of that area was the Volkovka; its part at the...
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elevated and
underground sections of
track (above the
Ekaterinsky and
Obvodny canals and
beneath the
Zabalkansky prospect) with the
Baltiysky and Varshavsky...
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connection of the
Primorsky and
Fruzensky branches in
March 2009,
Obvodny Kanal station was
opened on the
existing open
section of line on 30 December...
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Moscow Highway. It
crosses the
Fontanka River,
Zagorodny Prospekt,
Obvodny Canal, and
Ligovsky Prospekt. It is
named for and
leads to Moscow. The...
