What links to “Natural Monument”
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- Arzamas ArboretumThe Arzamas Arboretum is a Natural Monument of regional significance in the city of Arzamas, established in 1949–1950 by the Arzamas Forestry Technical …
- Buturlinskiy District
- DubravaIn Buturlinsky District, Dubrava (near the villages of Tartelei and Krutets) holds the Natural Monument), alongside the Bornukovo Cave and the karst lakes Karasnoye and Chembasovo.
- KibelekNatural Monument of federal significance
- Kishma River…, the Kishma passes through Vorsma Lake, situated in a large karst basin. Vorsma Lake (Toskanka) is a state natural monument of regional significance: it is protected as a habitat for rare plant species listed in the regional Red Data Book and as a nesting …
- Lake Toskanka… in the vicinity of Vorsma (Pavlovsky District, Nizhny Novgorod Region). It is included in the list of Natural Monument).
- Meschera LakeMeschera Lake in the Kanavinsky District of Nizhny Novgorod is the largest lake in the city. The lake is a Natural Monument) of regional significance.
- Pokrov-Maydan (Pokrovskiy Maydan)This 2.5-hectare manor park is a botanical Natural Monument). It was laid out in the mid-19th century. On the stream running along the bottom of the ravine, dams were …
- Shava MarshShava Marsh — a peat bog of regional significance in Kstovsky District, a regional Natural Monument) since 1975.
- Sokolskiy District… wetlands host an unusually rich variety of bird colonies for the region. Nine sites here hold the status of natural monuments of regional significance — most of them designated by an order of the Nizhny Novgorod Region administration …
- The Peremilov Mountains… Kruchya Park in Pavlovo is the most settled spot in the Peremilov Hills. It was declared a regional-level Natural Monument of botanical profile on April 18, 1986; its area is 5.1 hectares, and the site lies on the right bank of the …
- Vorsma…: on its largest island stands the Holy Trinity Ostrovoyezersky Monastery, and the lake itself has been a Natural Monument since 1986 [5] [8]. The population is approximately 9,900 [11].
- Voskresenskoye Povetluzhye Nature ParkOne of the park's best-known sights is Svetloyar (a Natural Monument) of federal significance), which lies not far from Vladimirskoye.