Memorial to the heroes of the Civil War and the World War II in Elista
Memorial to the heroes of the Civil War and the World War II in Elista is a memorial in Kalmykia, Southern Russia. Memorial to the heroes of the Civil War and the World War II in Elista is situated near the college Лицей №7, as well as near the police station опорный пункт.Places of Interest Nearby
Discover Bahatr Basangov State Kalmyk Dramatic Theatre and National Museum of Kalmykia.
Bahatr Basangov State Kalmyk Dramatic Theatre
Bahatr Basangov State Kalmyk Dramatic Theatre is a theater building.
350 metres east of Memorial to the heroes of the Civil War and the World War II in Elista
National Museum of Kalmykia
590 metres northwest of Memorial to the heroes of the Civil War and the World War II in Elista
Zolotye vorota
710 metres east of Memorial to the heroes of the Civil War and the World War II in Elista
Places in the Area
Nearby places include Elista and Chess City.
Chess City
Chess City is a large complex devoted to chess and…
3 km east of Memorial to the heroes of the Civil War and the World War II in Elista
Voznesenovka
Voznesenovka is a village.
8 km southeast of Memorial to the heroes of the Civil War and the World War II in Elista
Memorial to the heroes of the Civil War and the World War II in Elista
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Latitude
46.30588° or 46° 18′ 21″ north
Longitude
44.25893° or 44° 15′ 32″ east
Open location code
8HR68745+9H
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historic = memorial
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Мемориальный комплекс героев Гражданской и Великой Отечественной войнRussian
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