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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.
The wharves on the north end of town near the Admiralty complex must, then, be for "imparticular" purposes.
The body of water on the southern edge of town is Lake Onega.
A trio of piers on the right bank of the Oka River, each in close proximity to a warehouse for the storage of trade goods (8).
Located on the shores of Lake Onega
Located on the shores of Lake Onega
On the left bank of the Svir River, where original wharves were protected by the earthern fortification.
