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Fortifications are marked on either side of the Lower Pond. The one located east of the pond sits opposite the palace and next to a large area (C) designated as town gardens.
The fortress at Nizhnii contains the chancellery and governor's residence along with a smattering of churches.
There is nothing on the plan to describe the fortress other than a pair of parallel dashed lines, and yet somehow the place seems forlorn. Decrepit. Slightly askew. And yet it is the anchor of an array of planned spaces - dozens of neat rectangles -…
The site is clearly a fortress, though the legend does not specify it as such.
The unlabeled fortification lies north of the ramparts of the town (marked 19). An Ossetian settlement (15) occupies the space in between.
The fortified area contains a church and other unidentified buildings.
The site contains the Cathedral of the Dormition of the Blessed Virgin (B).
The fortress is located just north(west) of the Topolka River, which runs parallel to the far more substantial Terek River. According to the plan, many town features were to be located within the fortified area, including a stone church (1), a salt…
The fortress on the left bank of the Lopan River contains almost all built features of the town, including monastery, chancellery, and shops.
The fortress is located on the Kazanka River.