"Wharves for seagoing ships" (Kem) (Annotation)

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Title:

"Wharves for seagoing ships" (Kem)

Description:

Wondering why there are wharves for seagoing ships with no sea in sight? It is a fair question. Kem sits at the mouth of the Kem River, where it flows into the White Sea.

On Canvas:

Plan of the town of Kem, Arkhangelsk Province (87de3dd6-e352-4660-a9a8-97cfaf9970bd)

From collection Town Plans, Arkhangelsk Province

Text:

Wharves for seagoing ships

Collection:

Wharves

Tags:

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Citation

“"Wharves for seagoing ships" (Kem),” Town Planning on an Imperial Scale, accessed April 30, 2024, https://imperiia.omeka.fas.harvard.edu/document/4186.