The Svir River
The Svir links Lake Onega with Lake Ladoga and runs broad and steady past the town. This wide band gives the poster its main structure.
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Lodeynoye Pole — Lodeynoye Pole Map Poster & Print
60.7256° N / 33.5606° E
A town on the broad Svir River in northern Russia, its streets laid along the water where Peter the Great once built ships.
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Lodeynoye Pole Map Poster & Print
Lodeynoye Pole stands on the Svir, the river that carries the waters of Lake Onega to Lake Ladoga, in the northeast of Leningrad Oblast. The town lies along the riverbank, and from above the Svir dominates the view: a wide band crossing the frame, with the streets arranged beside it and the railway heading north toward Karelia.
Peter the Great founded the town in 1702 as the Olonets shipyard, where some of the first ships of the Baltic Fleet were built. Its name, meaning something like boat field, preserves that origin. The shipyard era turned the town toward the river, and its identity is still tied to that shipbuilding beginning more than three centuries ago.
A Lodeynoye Pole map poster sets that relationship in clean lines: the heavy sweep of the Svir, the regular blocks of the town, and the railway and roads leading away through the forest. Northern Russian landscapes are full of water and woodland. In monochrome the river becomes a bold graphic shape that anchors the whole composition.
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Shipyard origins
The town was founded in 1702 as a shipyard for Peter the Great’s new fleet. It grew inland from the riverbank, and its plan still faces the water.
Railway north
The line toward Petrozavodsk and Murmansk passes through the town, a long straight stroke cutting through the surrounding forest on its way into Karelia.
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The map appeals to people with family on the Svir, to anyone interested in Peter the Great’s shipbuilding story, and to those who simply like rivers as design. It is simple and strong, the kind of map that holds its own on a large wall.
Add a title in your preferred spelling, a subtitle with a date or the founding year, and the coordinates line. The styles are Classic black & white, Noir, Paper, Blueprint and Sand. Digital files cost $9, and printed posters come with an optional wooden frame.
Odarem poster blong Lodeynoye PoleWanem i stap long HD daonlod300 DPII no gat wotamakPNG + PDF
| Saes blong prent | Rezolusen | Ol fael |
|---|---|---|
| 30 × 40 cm11.8 × 15.7″ | 3,543 × 4,724 px | PNG · PDF |
| 29.7 × 42 cm (A3)11.7 × 16.5″ | 3,508 × 4,961 px | PNG · PDF |
| 42 × 59.4 cm (A2)16.5 × 23.4″ | 4,961 × 7,016 px | PNG · PDF |
| 45.7 × 61 cm18 × 24″ | 5,400 × 7,200 px | PNG · PDF |
| 50 × 70 cm19.7 × 27.6″ | 5,906 × 8,268 px | PNG · PDF |
| 61 × 91.4 cm24 × 36″ | 7,200 × 10,800 px | PNG · PDF |
Blong yu save komperem, fri priviu i 900 px long waed, i gat wotamak mo i blong skrin nomo. Ol HD fael oli gat kasem 8× moa rezolusen long evri saed mo oli prent klia long ful saes blong poster.
Lodeynoye Pole Map Poster & Print — FAQ
Mi save odarem poster blong Lodeynoye Pole olsem wanem?
Jusum wan style antap long pej, biaen jusum Prinim Poster — wan saes mo, sapos yu wantem, wan frem — o Digital HD Files. Pemen i wan step nomo, mo pej blong oda blong yu i apdet stret taem pemen i pas.
Prin poster blong Lodeynoye Pole i olsem wanem?
Mifala i prinim long gudfala 200 gsm matte pepa, long wan long 6 saes, statem long 30 × 40 cm kasem 24 × 36″. Prin poster i statem long $39, sipin i insaed finis.
Mi save odarem poster blong Lodeynoye Pole wetem frem?
Yes. Jusum wan strong wud frem long kala blak, waet, natural oak, o tudak wud. I gat glas we i no save brok isi, mo i rere blong hangem stret. Poster wetem frem i statem long $99, sipin i insaed finis.
Delivri i tekem hamas taem, mo hamas hem i kostem?
Shipping i fri i go long 60+ kantri. Evri poster i kam from wan long ol prin pATna blong mifala we i stap kolosap moa long 30+ kantri, mo i save kasem yu long 3–7 wokin dei. Yu save lukluk stetus mo tracking long My Orders. Sam kantri i tekem 2–5 wik, mo long ol ples we mifala i no sendem yet, saet i talem yu bifo yu pem.
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Sendem wan foto long mifala insaed 14 dei afta i kasem yu, mo mifala bae i prinim wan niufala fri o givim bak mane blong yu.
Mi save putum nem blong mifala o wan dat long poster blong Lodeynoye Pole?
Yes. Long editor long pej ya, jenisim taetol, sabtaetol, mo laen blong koordinet i go long wanem yu wantem, mo jusum wan style mo saes. Prin, frem, mo digital oda oli yusum stret design blong yu.
Wanem bae mi kasem taem mi jusum digital HD files?
Long $9 yu kasem 300 DPI PNG mo PDF file we i rere blong prinim, long evri 6 saes, i no gat watermak, mo yu save prinim long enisave ples. Yu no sua yet? Daonlodem wan fri preview wetem watermak fastaem.
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