Ladoga

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Ladoga is a large lake in northwestern Russia, referenced extensively in historical and geographical contexts. It played a crucial role during the Siege of Leningrad as part of the 'Road of Life' for supplying the besieged city via ice roads and water routes. The area around Ladoga features notable landmarks such as islands like Karedzhi, historic kirks (churches), and is associated with both recreational activities and wildlife rehabilitation efforts involving seals.

Recent coverage

• Missing tourists on Lake Ladoga may have been swept to another region; Karelia prepares for search — Фонтанка
• Strong wind swept tourists into open Ladoga Lake: 12 rescued, two missing — Фонтанка
• Five Red-Squirrel Lemmings Rescued in Ladoga Lake — Вести
• Ready car route around Ladoga, Onega, and White Sea lakes for 10 days. Save and set off on the journey — Фонтанка
• Tested on oneself. A ready-made car route around Ladoga, Onega, and White Lakes for 10 days — Фонтанка
• Have you been to Karengi? We have too! — Фонтанка
• Bodies of two drowned fishermen recovered from water in Karelia — Вести
• Three seals regained freedom in Lake Ladoga, St. Petersburg, after rehabilitation — Вести
• Ladoga Narwhal is Preparing for Graduation — to the Wild — Фонтанка
• «This is our compensation for yesterday's autumn day». Saint Petersburg's chief meteorologist delights residents — Фонтанка