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The fortress will contain the government buildings planned for the town.

The Yamburg fortress sits on the right bank / south side of the Luga River, just downstream from the (planned?) pontoon bridge connecting the Narva road to the town center. A church is located just outside the southern wall of the fortress.

The fortress is sprawling, with well-articulated walls. The inner space is less defined but contains unmarked buildings as well as gunpowder storage (D), a military prison (E), provisions storehouses (M), and barracks (N).

The fortress sits (on an island?) in between the town proper and the larger fortress to the north.

The site contains two unmarked buildings and two small churches.

The fortress is embedded in the urban space and contains a cathedral (B), chancellery (C), and a pool or pond (D).

The fortress is in the heart of Tula. It holds a cathedral church (B) and much of the space is designated for government buildings (1).

This fortification is part of the Don defensive line meant to protect Muscovite territory from slave raids and other incursions from the Crimean Tatars.

The fortress sits on Lake Solomenskoe and serves as the site of planned government buildings.

The fortress contains a cathedral church (B), the residence of the archbishop (C), a gostiny dvor (D), and at least one other church. An additional church sits just outside the walls.