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Старт маршрута
- 00 Кожевенная линия, д. 40
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59.92456, 30.241005 (OpenStreetMap, Google Maps, Yandex Maps)
- Порт Севкабель
Этап 1
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301
16, Kosaya liniya
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59.927635, 30.257388 (OpenStreetMap, Google Maps, Yandex Maps)
- Clock with hands on the building wall
- Object drawn on the dial
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корабль//ship, boat
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Историческая справка
The Baltic Shipyard was established in 1856 by M. Karr, a merchant from St. Petersburg, and the engineering officer of the “Nevka” imperial yacht M.L. McPherson, a UK national, as a joint shipbuilding, mechanical plant and foundry on the south-western coast of Vasilyevsky Island. Initially the enterprise bore the official name of Karr and McPherson Plant. Nowadays Baltic Shipyard is one of the largest enterprises able to cover the full cycle of building ships and vessels. It includes metallurgical and machine-building facilities, which allows it to produce a full set of specialised shipbuilding products. The shipyard has its own railroad crossing Kosaya liniya and tram tracks along that street at a level junction. In recent years, the plant has been producing military surface ships and submarines, as well as diesel-electric icebreakers. In addition, the shipyard has carried out several major international civil projects, including a series of chemical (for a German customer) and river tankers (under contract with a Dutch company). In 2007 the enterprise commissioned “50 Years of Victory” nuclear-powered icebreaker. The most important projects in the modern history of the shipyard are multi-purpose nuclear-powered icebreakers “Arctic”, “Siberia”, “Ural”, and the world's first floating nuclear power station “Academician Lomonosov”. Baltic Shipyard is currently the only Russian producer of large propellers weighing up to 70 tonnes, with a diameter of up to 8 m, made of bronze and brass.
- 302 9, 26th liniya V.O.
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59.930697, 30.257914 (OpenStreetMap, Google Maps, Yandex Maps)
- Canopy over the entrance facing 26th liniya
- Abbreviation on the wall above the canopy
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ПРЦ
- 303 Vasileostrovets garden / Sad Vasileostrovets
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59.934043, 30.257388 (OpenStreetMap, Google Maps, Yandex Maps)
- Monument to N. Roerich
- Number in the inscription on the pedestal
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2010
- 304 5, 14th liniya V.O.
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59.934661, 30.275216 (OpenStreetMap, Google Maps, Yandex Maps)
- Stairway No. 1
- Schematically redraw the logo over the entrance
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сноп, молот, серп - рисунком
- 305 2A, ul. Shevchenko
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59.929097, 30.246511 (OpenStreetMap, Google Maps, Yandex Maps)
- Children's drawings on the wall. Vodokanal (Water and Sanitation Authority) sign closest to one of the drawings
- Digits on the sign
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1 , 5
- 306 Riddle
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59.929078, 30.269431 (OpenStreetMap, Google Maps, Yandex Maps)
- On one side you can see the niece exacerbated by the choice of her uncle. On the other side is her blood brother, who is at the peak of his conflict with the nephew of the same uncle (even through the uncle holds a different nationality now). Post with a road sign closest to the "niece".
- Redraw the road sign
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Отгадка
Такую группу лиц можно увидеть воплощенными в скульптурах, расположенных по бокам от главного входа в Горный университет. В греко-римской мифологии родственные связи широки и запутаны. Так Прозерпину похищает дядя Плутон, а еще один потомок громовержца - Геракл сражается с Антеем (сыном греческого Посейдона, племянником Аида (рим.Плутон) ).Ответ: Остановка запрещена
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Остановка запрещена
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307
Riddle
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59.938138, 30.287327 (OpenStreetMap, Google Maps, Yandex Maps)
- See image. Find a sports ground to the southwest of the one that did not become one of 56. Stand with the rules for using sports equipment.
- Longest telephone number
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Отгадка
Колоннада Казанского собора, изображенная на левой фотографии, включает в себя 94 колонны. Зайдя в собор - можно увидеть 56 колонн внутреннего убранства с правой фотографии. В настоящее время в саду Академии Художеств стоит гранитная колонна, являющаяся изначально запасной колонной интерьера Казанского собора.Ответ: (812) 552-62-09
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(812) 552-62-09
- 308 Riddle
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59.936063, 30.26677 (OpenStreetMap, Google Maps, Yandex Maps)
- It is not surprising that the neighbour’s name has left a mark not only in the name of a water reservoir, but also in the city toponymy. In fact, two such toponyms are located near the place where the way to this neighbour begins. However, we got the name of the third one from the military. Find house no. 23 on the one that does not cross the third one any more. Stairway No. 1
- Floor with the flat that has the maximum number, according to the sign at the entrance
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Отгадка
Сосед, о котором идет речь в загадке, - Финляндия. В топонимике остался не только Финский залив. У Финляндского вокзала расположены Финский переулок и Финляндский проспект. А вот название Финляндского переулка на Васильевском острове связано с Финляндским гвардейским полком. Раньше переулок вел от 17-й до 18-й линии В.О., но сейчас до 18-й линии он уже не доходит. Загадана 18-я линия.Ответ: 1
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1
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310
Rumyantsevsky garden / Rumyantsevsky sad
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59.938563, 30.291147 (OpenStreetMap, Google Maps, Yandex Maps)
- Bench in the garden (in case of bad weather — car with game logo near the garden)
- Signature of an official
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подпись
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Историческая справка
In the 18th century, the plot of land now occupied by Rumyantsevsky Garden, was the main parade ground for the Cadet Corps. In 1799 architect V.F. Brenna designed a project for a monument in honour of the victory in the Russo-Turkish war by the Russian army led by Field-Marshal-General Pyotr Aleksandrovich Rumyantsev-Zadunaysky. The obelisk was erected on the Field of Mars, but later moved to Vasilyevsky Island to a small garden which later became known as Rumyantsevsky. The garden itself was arranged here thanks to the merchant S.F. Solovyov who donated around 25,000 rubles towards gardening work. The merchant lived not far from the garden, in house No. 1/3 along the current 2nd liniya V.O. In gratitude for merchant’s merits the city council even requested that the garden be named after him, but ultimately it was named after Count Rumyantsev-Zadunaysky. Nevertheless, some residents of Vasilyevsky Island still use the garden’s unofficial name, Solovyovsky. The garden had alleys lined with trees, and was fenced off by a cast iron grate produced at San Galli factory. The garden also had a music pavilion, busts of famous Russian artists, Ilya Repin and Vasily Surikov, and two fountains in its centre. In 2002 the garden underwent restoration that involved replacing the old trees, restoring the monuments and sculptures, as well as renovating the fountains plumbing system.
Этап 2
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311
19, 4th liniya V.O.
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59.942491, 30.283183 (OpenStreetMap, Google Maps, Yandex Maps)
- Sign with QR codes on the door
- Number that you need to press
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11
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Историческая справка
On the fourth floor of house No. 19 along 4th liniya V.O. you can find the Museum of Leningrad Everyday Life covering the period of 1945-1965. This museum was opened in the former communal flat on the fourth floor of the building in 2014. The museum collection was primarily composed of artefacts that belonged to Natalya Balandina who had been collecting household items from Leningrad residents. One of the two halls of the museum is a reconstruction of a room in one of the communal flats of the Leningrad of 1945-1965, with appropriate furniture and decor items. The second hall is an exhibition space designed to showcase the material culture of the post-war Soviet Union. The museum hosts themed exhibitions, theatrical productions and lectures, but this is only the tip of their activity iceberg. Among many other things, the museum takes part in the “Museum Night” and other cultural projects.
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312
16, Birzhevaya liniya
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59.945, 30.294514 (OpenStreetMap, Google Maps, Yandex Maps)
- Bas-reliefs on the façade under the windows of the second floor facing Birzhevoy pereulok. Bas-relief closest to house No. 2 along Birzhevoy pereulok
- Optical device depicted on the bas-relief
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микроскоп//microscope
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Историческая справка
The Optics Museum located in house No. 14 along Birzhevaya liniya is the first interactive and educational exposition in Russia dedicated to the main directions in which it had developed before and what it has achieved. The museum is located in the former Yeliseyevs’ house. The current exposition occupies the three main halls as well as a number of the former staff rooms in the former merchant Yeliseyev’s store. The first hall exhibits a collection of artistic and computed holograms and everything connected with holography. Here you can find a variety of holograms: from static and monochrome to dynamic and colour ones. The second (central) hall of the museum houses a retrospective collection of light sources “from the candle to the laser”. It includes samples of antique chandeliers, lighting fixtures, antique oil lamps, as well as modern lighting equipment, from kerosene to special ultraviolet and infrared light sources. The third hall is dedicated to optical materials and, most importantly, the optical glass. The museum prides itself in a unique collection of glasses from the Abbé catalogue produced in Soviet times at the State Optical Institute (GOI) and the Research and Technological Institute of Optical Material Science and Engineering (NITIOM). The other halls of the museum display stands telling visitors about interference, diffraction and polarisation of light, as well as showcasing operating samples of modern laser devices, e.g. levelling units, levels and distance meters. The museum also has a game room with laser musical instruments, a laser shooting range, and laser chess, as well as a corridor of ultraviolet illusions and even a hall of astronomical optics with a miniature planetarium. // Flat of the freeman, merchant of the 1st Guild G.G. Yeliseyev
- 313 59, 10th liniya V.O.
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59.94747, 30.267093 (OpenStreetMap, Google Maps, Yandex Maps)
- Façade facing 10th liniya
- Number of lion heads between the ground and first floors
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4
- 314 46, 3rd liniya V.O.
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59.946145, 30.281584 (OpenStreetMap, Google Maps, Yandex Maps)
- “Last Address” plaques
- Date with the highest sum of digits
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24.09.1937
- 315 Building on the corner of ul. Makarova and even side of Maly pr., V.O.
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59.948523, 30.27971 (OpenStreetMap, Google Maps, Yandex Maps)
- Address sign with house number on the wall facing Maly pr., V.O.
- Copy all the numbers
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61 59/2 57
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316
Riddle
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59.946628, 30.286608 (OpenStreetMap, Google Maps, Yandex Maps)
- See image. Stay calm (if you believe in legends) and go to the place where the “vertex” has recently occupied its place. House No. 17 closest to the "vertex". Stairway No. 1 Sign with flat numbers
- According to the sign, what floor is apartment No. 2 on?
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Отгадка
Существует легенда о трех ангелах - трех хранителях Петербурга: город будет стоять, пока его охраняют золотой ангел со шпиля Петропавловского собора, бронзовый ангел Александрийской колонны и загаданный ангел церкви св.Екатерины, чьё возвращение на крышу в декабре 2017 стало известным событием в жизни города.Ответ: 3
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3
- 317 Riddle
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59.94271, 30.285572 (OpenStreetMap, Google Maps, Yandex Maps)
- y(x)=|sin(x−π)| x ∈ [-π; π] Draw, rotate 90 degrees and go to house No. 18 along it. Stairway No. 1 Blue sign with Vodokanal (Water and Sanitation Authority) logo to the right of the door
- Sum of digits on the sign
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Отгадка
Перевернутый на 90 градусов по часовой стрелке график функции - линия - в этом диапазоне напоминает цифру 3.Ответ: 21
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21
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318
Riddle
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59.940228, 30.29179 (OpenStreetMap, Google Maps, Yandex Maps)
- See photo. House No. 12 in the location marked with the arrow. Bas-reliefs on the level of the first and second floors. Bas-relief closest to house No. 10
- Number of human heads on the bas-relief
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5
- 320 Sulphuric Island / Serny ostrov
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59.95667, 30.261862 (OpenStreetMap, Google Maps, Yandex Maps)
- Northwestern point
- Signature of an official
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подпись
Этап 3
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321
26A, pr. KIMa
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59.953564, 30.243786 (OpenStreetMap, Google Maps, Yandex Maps)
- Number of balconies
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16
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322
11, per. Kakhovskogo
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59.953096, 30.2363 (OpenStreetMap, Google Maps, Yandex Maps)
- Monument to the Blockade children in the public garden next to the building
- Number written in Roman numerals on the pedestal
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IX
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Историческая справка
At the end of 1898 S.M. Chelishchev, Ye.N. Seletskaya, M.V. Annensky, and G.L. Shalit founded a building society called “The New Petersburg”. The society acquired a vast territory to be used for construction. It included almost the entire Goloday Island (now known as Dekabristov Island), and a part of Vasilyevsky Island up to the Harbour and the Smolenskoye Cemetery. According to the ambitious plan of “The New Petersburg”, the purchased territory was to be used for a city district of the same name with 600 buildings, including brick and gasworks, a shipyard for construction of steam boats, a pumping station, a chapel and a church. Each residential house was supposed to have up to 160 three-and four-room flats with lighting and heating. In order to link the area with the rest of the city the society planned to build an electric railroad to Nikolayevsky Bridge (now Annunciation Bridge). The construction started in 1899, but after a year it stopped: the society only had the funds to build two houses in the current pereulok Kakhovskogo. In 1910 the land plot was bought by another construction company that invited the renowned architects Lidval and Fomin to participate in the project. Despite the fact that the new plans were disrupted by World War I, we can still see “The New Petersburg” in house No. 2 in pereulok Kakhovskogo, buildings on ploshchad Baltiyskikh yung and the overall layout of the area.
- 323 19A, ul. Odoyevskogo
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59.951728, 30.260521 (OpenStreetMap, Google Maps, Yandex Maps)
- Paintings on the concrete fence. Painting depicting a balloon
- Word on the painting
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FERIEN
- 324 34, korp. 2, Nalichnaya ul.
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59.945641, 30.228539 (OpenStreetMap, Google Maps, Yandex Maps)
- Structure adjacent to the territory of a kindergarten facing house No. 34. Wall of the structure facing the kindergarten building. Text under the cat on the tree
- Word before the question mark (Please do not enter the kindergarten territory!)
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here
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325
Riddle
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59.95019, 30.24948 (OpenStreetMap, Google Maps, Yandex Maps)
- See old map. House No. 22 in the location marked with the cross. Grass plot near the building. Planting plaques
- Date
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29 мая 2016//29 May 2016; May 29th, 2016
- 330 Section of the parking plot in front of house No. 1 along ul. Nakhimova near the intersection with ul. Beringa
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59.94448, 30.237701 (OpenStreetMap, Google Maps, Yandex Maps)
- Retro-bus
- Signature of an official
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подпись
Этап 4
- 331 21, Nalichnaya ul.
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59.934946, 30.235598 (OpenStreetMap, Google Maps, Yandex Maps)
- Showcases of the Academy of Arts "Antiquary" shop
- Number of paintings displayed in the showcases
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6
- 332 3/21, Nalichnaya ul.
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59.929837, 30.238124 (OpenStreetMap, Google Maps, Yandex Maps)
- Memorial plaque dedicated to an academician
- Latin letters on the plaque
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NWSE
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333
10, ul. Opochinina
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59.931969, 30.239357 (OpenStreetMap, Google Maps, Yandex Maps)
- Monument to Musa Dzhalil in the public garden opposite the building. Quatrains in the Tatar language
- First words of the second rows
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Илгә, басарбыз
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Историческая справка
The monument to the Tatar poet and hero of the Soviet Union Musa Jalil is a gift to St. Petersburg from the Republic of Tatarstan. The monument was unveiled in a public garden at the intersection of Sredny prospekt and Gavanskaya ulitsa on 19 May 2011. During the Great Patriotic War Musa Jalil, a senior political instructor, served as a military correspondent of the “Valour” (“Otvaga”) newspaper at the Leningrad and Volkhov fronts. In 1942, during the Lyuban offensive operation near the village of Myasnoy Bor Musa Jalil was seriously wounded in the chest and then captured and sent to a concentration camp. Having been drafted to “Idel-Ural” Volga-Tatar Legion created by the Germans, Musa Jalil got involved with an underground organisation that helped prisoners of war escape. Since Jalil was given the task of conducting cultural and educational activities, he had the opportunity to visit POW camps. During his visits he set up conspiracy ties and recruited new members for the organisation by disguising it as a selection of amateur artists for the chapel choir. After the conspiracy was exposed, the poet was executed on a guillotine at Plötzensee Prison in Berlin on 25 August 1944. The collection of poems “Moabit Notebook” was finished in prison right before the poet’s execution. The notebook was smuggled out of Moabit Prison by a Belgian Resistance member André Timmermans who had been sharing the cell with Jalil. Timmermans handed the poems over to the Soviet Consulate in Brussels, and later they ended up with the poet Konstantin Simonov. Simonov arranged for translation of the poems and published an article on the literary work and conspiracy group of Jalil, which led to the poet’s subsequent rehabilitation and national recognition.
- 334 Parusnaya ul.
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59.938612, 30.227702 (OpenStreetMap, Google Maps, Yandex Maps)
- Brick wall with numerous graffiti facing the street
- vkontakte page address
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vk.com/spbcolors
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335
Corner of ul. Shkipersky protok and Nalichnaya ul.
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59.933082, 30.233821 (OpenStreetMap, Google Maps, Yandex Maps)
- Submarine D-2 "Populist” (“Narodovolets”) Fence around the anchor located on the side facing Nalichnaya ul.
- Total number of chain links of the whole fence
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71
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Историческая справка
The keel-laying ceremony of the first three submarines (“Decembrist”, “Populist”, and “Red Guard”) was held on 5 March 1927 at the Baltic Shipyard. The Chief Designer of the Series I submarines was B.M. Malinin, one of the few engineers personally involved in building submarines even before the revolution, which was a huge benefit to the construction process of the first Soviet submarine ships. Among them was the “Populist” (“Narodovolets”) submarine floated out on 19 May 1929. When the Great Patriotic War began, “Populist” (a D-2 submarine) was at the Baltic Shipyard, undergoing repairs. In 1942 it took part in its first military campaign. During the campaign the D-2 submarine got caught in an antisubmarine net which it managed to escape after two nights of hard and dangerous work. It broke through the defences into the southern part of the Baltic Sea where it successfully attacked enemy railroad ferries. Upon returning to Leningrad the submarine was personally welcomed by the Naval Commander-in-Chief N.G. Kuznetsov. Until 1956 D-2 was part of the Baltic Fleet, after which it was converted into an educational and training station for damage control, and remained in such status until 1987. The boat was taken to the place of its permanent mooring in the summer of 1989 and in 1994 it was opened to general public as a branch of the Central Naval Museum.
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336
Riddle
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59.926837, 30.237034 (OpenStreetMap, Google Maps, Yandex Maps)
- See image. Parking lot by the object that you need to find. Taxi waiting area sign near the parking lot entrance barrier
- Number on the plaque under the sign
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40
- 337 100, Sredny pr.
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59.931742, 30.240943 (OpenStreetMap, Google Maps, Yandex Maps)
- Coffee house Coffee Bon. Poster with the game design
- Code word
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Coffee
Финиш маршрута
- 99 Кожевенная линия, д. 40
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59.924797, 30.24019 (OpenStreetMap, Google Maps, Yandex Maps)
- Порт Севкабель