- The
Okhta (Russian: Óхта) is a
river in
Vsevolozhsky District of
Leningrad Oblast and the
eastern part of the city of
Saint Petersburg, Russia. It is...
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Okhta Center or
phonetically Oḱhta-Tseńtr (Russian: О́хта-це́нтр),
known before March 2007 as
Gazprom City (Russian:Газпро́м-си́ти), was a construction...
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cancelled or modified, such as the
controversial design of a 400-metre-tall
Okhta Center skys****er,
planned to be
built adjacent to the
historical center...
- Nevanlinna) was a
Swedish fortress at the
confluence of the Neva
River and
Okhta River, the site of present-day
Saint Petersburg, Russia.
Nyenschantz was...
- city of
Saint Petersburg, Russia. It is the
largest left
tributary of the
Okhta. It is 18
kilometres (11 mi) long and 1.5 to 25
metres (4.9 to 82.0 ft)...
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Okhta may
refer to:
Okhta, a
river in
northwestern Russia Bolshaya Okhta and
Malaya Okhta, muni****l
okrugs of
Saint Petersburg,
Russia Okhta Center,...
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announced an
ambitious project to
erect a 403 m (1,322 ft) skys****er (the
Okhta Center)
opposite to Smolny, which[according to whom?]
could result in the...
- (Полюстрово) muni****l
okrug 40 348 51,529
Bolshaya Okhta (Большая Охта) muni****l
okrug 40 349 56,648
Malaya Okhta (Малая Охта) muni****l
okrug 40 350 48,627...
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bridge near the
Okhta river was
circulated in 1829. Even
before the
Saint Petersburg was founded,
there were
settlements in the
Okhta region, and with...
- project. In 1975,
Putin joined the KGB and
trained at the 401st KGB
School in
Okhta, Leningrad.
After training, he
worked in the
Second Chief Directorate...
