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Atlas of High Conservation Value Areas, and Analysis of Gaps and Representativeness of the Protected Area Network in Northwest R 34°40' 216 217 Chudtsy Efimovsky 237 59°30' 59°20' Anisimovo Loshchinka River Somino Tushemelka River 59°20' Chagoda River Golovkovo Ostnitsy Spirovo 59°10' Klimovo Padun zakaznik Smordomsky 238 Puchkino 236 Ushakovo Ignashino Rattsa zakaznik 59°0' Rattsa River N O V G O R O D R E G I O N 59°0' 58°50' °50' 58 0369 км 34°20' 34°40' 35°0' 251 35°0' 35°20' 217 218 Glubotskoye Belaya Velga 238 protected mire protected mire Podgornoye Zaborye 59°30' Duplishche protected mire Smorodinka Volkhovo zakaznik protected mire Lid River °30' 59 Klopinino Mountain Stone protected mire (Kamennaya Gora) nature monument 59°20' BABAEVO Turgosh Vnina River °20' 59 Chadogoshchensky zakaznik Seredka 239 Pervomaisky 237 Planned nature monument Chagoda CHAGODA River and Pes River shores Gorkovvskoye protected mire Klavdinsky zakaznik SAZONOVO 59°10' Vnina Zalozno Staroye Ogarevo Chagodoshcha River Bortnikovo Kabozha Pustyn 59°0' Lake Chaikino nature monument Izbouishchi Zubovo Privorot Mishino °0' Pokrovskoye 59 Dolotskoye Kishkino Makhovo Novaya Planned nature monument Remenevo Kobozha / Anishino Chernoozersky Babushkino Malakhovskoye protected mire Kobozha River Shadrino Kotovo protected Chikusovo Kobozha mire zakazhik 58°50' Malakhovskoye / Kobozha 0369 protected mire км 35°20' 251 35°40' 36°0' 252 36°0' 36°20' 36°40' 218 219 239 Duplishche protected mire Kharinsky Lake Bolshoe-Volkovo zakaznik nature monument Planned nature monument Linden Alley 59°30' Pine forest Sudsky, °30' nature monument 59 Klyuchi zakaznik BABAEVO абаево Great Mosses Maza River 59°20' protected mire Pine forest Mazsky, nature monument °20' Kolp River 59 240 238 Kapchino Klavdinsky Ievkovo zakaznik Chagodoshcha River Seliverstovo Sludno 59°10' Otnensky Внина zakaznik Planned Semizerskaya Chist protected mire Planned extension of Otnensky zakaznik °10' 59 Planned nature monument Planned Taletsky Byvaltsevo Rechitsa zakaznik Planned nature monument Kosinskoye Merezha Talets Lake 59°0' Veshki Gorodenok Lake Долоцкое Sulphur springs Shelokhach nature monument Mezga °0' Lentyevo 59 Okulovo Mochala Mologa River Ogib Vanskaya Luka Planned extension Varlygino zakaznik of Modno zakaznik Kobozha /Malakhovskoye Planned extension of protected mire 0369 Vanskaya Luka zakaznik км 252 253 36°20' 36°40' Плотичье Антоново Софронцево Красино Матвеево 37°20' 37°40' 219 220 240 Velikaya Kharinsky Danilkovo Voronovo zakaznik zakaznik 59°40' Marygino Zakukoboy Kraskovo Planned nature monument Krylovo Stupolohtskaya Grove Velikoye Pazhetskoye 59°30' Vertyagino 59°30' Sydakovo Andronovo Great Mosses protected mire 59°20' Nizhny Pochinok Zeleny Bereg Grishch 241 Pokrov 239 Pine forest Sudsky, zakaznik Boilovo Suda River Fanerny Zavod Abakanovo Starukhi Kadui Pine forest Sudsky, Shulma Glukhoye zakaznik 59°10' Planned nature monument Planned Semizerskaya Lopatorev' manor Chist protected mire (Vladimirka village) Novye Ugly Khokhlovo Suda 59°10' Vershina CHEREPOVETS Petukh River Bolshoy Istok Vaganikha zakaznik Bolshaya Dora Verkhovye Pesye Grove Zelenaya, 59°0' Roshchino Kolodenskoye Lake recreation area Ylomskoye lake RYBINSK RESERVOIR Planned extension of Modno zakaznik 59°0' 0369 км 37°0' 37°20' 253 37°40' 254 38°20' 38°40' 220 221 241 Russky Sever (Russian north) Stolypin's ecosite National Park Sokolya Chist, Yuryevskaya 59°40' protected mire Galitskoye Planned nature SHEKSNA RESERVOIR monument Sobolye and 59°40' Okunevo Lakes Nadporozhye Okunyevo Planned nature Lake nature monument Island monument Parovoye Demidovsky, Litvinovo protected Gorodishche mire Kovzha River Kirgody Rabotino 59°30' Ivanovskoye Plannednature Kameshnitsa monument Razliv Mushnya Planned nature monument Maloye Krasnovo Planned nature Shchuchye 59°30' monument Lake Zolotushny Cape Pozdeevo Elninskoye RIVER Ugryumovo Pastoch SHEKSNA Sizma Bolshaya Mushnya Planned nature monument Popovskoye Lake 242 Ermolovskaya 240 Klimovskoye Planned nature monument Ignatovskoye Lake Planned nature monument Yaganovo Razliv Ulomka- Chernukha Planned nature monument Shelukhino Aleksandrovsky Park Afanasovo Charomskoye Glukhaya Lokhta Planned nature monument Mostovaya 59°20' Chernoozerye Lake and Razliv Rozhok Andrukovo Demidovo Fenevo Planned nature monument Dyakonovskoye Borisovo Island Zeleny Pashnets River Kukino Voinovo Yagorba Nosovskaya Shelomovskoye SHEKSNA mire zakaznik 59°10' Pacha Planned nature monument Ugly River' floods Planned nature Selino Planned nature monument CHEREPOVETS Roitsa monument Edoma Island Sudbitsa Maurino, Edoma Slavyanka Sheksna River Ostrov 59°10' Irdomatka Ulyanovo Planned nature Grove Zelenaya, Vanevo recreation area Lapach monument Vasilyevskoye Nova Island Poteryayeva Pogorelka Dargun Novosela Petrakovo Vangino Planned nature monument Torokhovskoye Kostyayevka Kharlamovskoye ecosite Bolshoye Mitinskoye Malata Gosha protected mire Roslino Staroye Domozerovo Nokshino RYBINSK RESERVOIR Vichelovo Ochenikovo Zhary Vakarino 59°0' Gorka 0369 км 38°0' 254 38°40' 255 38°40' 39°0' 39°20' 221 222 242 Planned nature Spring Chudotvornyi monument nature monument Tokshinskoye Lake 59°40' 59°40' Kubenskoye Lake Novlenskoye Planned nature Sholokhovo monument Priozerye 59°30' Planned nature monument Novoye Shchuchye Lake Boulder Dvugorbyi nature monument 59°30' 243 241 Shipitsino Klokunovo 59°20' Kurkino Old Park, Kurkinovillage, Fomushkino Planned zakaznik nature monument Chestnut forest Pestovo 59°20' Molochnoye Forest Dikovsky zakaznik Leskovo 59°10' Sosnovka Planned nature monument Loginovsky Park 59°10' Bulatovo Polonskoye Old Park, Gribtsovo village, nature monument 0369 км 39°0' 255 39°20' 256 39°40' 40°0' 222 223 243 °50' Planned nature 59 monument Shulepovo Sukhoye protected mire Planned nature monument Shylyakovo Planned extension of Olebino protected mire Planned nature monument Borshchevo Kubena River Olebino protected mire Planned nature monument озеро Токшинское Nesterovskoye 59°40' Planned nature monument Tokhmarevo Planned nature Ustye monument Melenka Aforyevo °40' 59 Vysokoye Planned nature monu- ment Sosnovaya Alley Chirkovo Planned nature Planned nature monument Alexandrovo monument Pine Pine forest Krominsky Planned forest nature Planned nature Kholmino monument monument Svetlikovo Arkhangelsky Tsibovo Tupitsyno Yagodino Cherelovo Planned Kalikino nature Arkhangelskoye monument Kazarinovo Priozerye Churilovo Planned nature Planned nature 59°30' monument Shachino monument Noskovo Kubenskoye Lake Planned protected Kadnikov Senino Obrosovo mire Novoye Planned nature monument Sodima River' shore °30' Planned Lisy Gory 59 Pesochnoye nature Alekseevskoye-1 monument protected mire Trukhinka SOKOL 244 Lissy Gory Planned nature 242 Turovo Pogorelovo Planned nature -monu Planned protected monument Rus Planned nature ment mire Sukhona Sukhona River monument Linden Sprins & Ponds Park Ridge Olarevskaya Planned protected Old Park, mire Sokolskoye Kuznetsovo nature monument village, Planned nature Rabangsko-Dorovskoye nature Barskoye monument monument protected mire Perkhurovo Zubtsovo Old Park, Kraskovo village, nature monument 59°20' Fofantsevo Semenkovo °20' Old Park, Ermolovo village, Elm forest Veksa, 59 nature monument nature monument Elm forest Temny Mys, nature monument Sukhona River Maisky Mikhaltsevskaya Grove, nature monument Oak groves (Dubnya) Dudinskoye nature monument Vologda River Nazarovo Planned nature VOLOGDA monument Sukhona lowland Planned nature monument Loginovsky Park Abramtsevo Losta Nizma 59°10' Spruce forest Kiriki-Ulity Village, nature monument lobkovo Karpovskoye Korovaitsevo Spasskoye Deryagino °10' 59 Old Park, Kotelnikovo village, nature monument Gribkovo Lezha River Old Park, Gribtsovo village, Nadyeevo nature monument 0369 км 40°0' 256 40°20' 257 40°40' 41°0' 41°20' 223 224 244 59°50' Zabino 59°50' Planned nature monument Tokhmarevo Planned nature monument Mikhalevo Sosnovaya Alley 59°40' Planned nature monument Planned nature Preobrazhenskoye Zhuregino monument Gorka 59°40' Planned nature monument Zalopye Indasar River Zadnee Old Park, Gorka village, nature monument Chuchkovo Sukmanitsa Dyakovo Biryukovo Lashkovo Ozernoye (Lipovitskoye) Boyarskaya Istopka protected mire Planned nature monument Zuevka Noskovo Andreevskaya Istopka Andronovo 59°30' Planned nature monument 245 Perkhurovo 243 Alekseevskoye – 1 protected mire Dvinitsa River Dachnoye Motyri Sukhona River Vorobyevskaya Preobrazhenskoye Shuiskoe Planned protected protected mire mire Ikhalitskoye Ishkovo 59°20' Mantsevo Ropotovo Shikhmino Sukhonskoye 59°20' protected mire Burtsevo Staroe Varnavino Anikovo Titovo Novoye Yusovo Yurkino Ogapovoa Svyatogorye Sakharovo Volkovo Old Park, Svyatogorye, Kholm Igumnitsevo nature monument Meadow Dyakonovskaya Glade, nature monument 59°10' Namestovo Planned extension of nature Shpalorezka 59°10' monument Dyakonovskaya Glade Yumbalovo 0369 км 40°40' 257 41°20' 258 42°0' 42°20' 224 225 245 Planned nature monument Tsareva River'source 59°50' 59°50' Fominskoye 59°40' Manuilovskoye protected mire 59°40' Krasnoye Osipikha Sledovo Biryakovo Bolshaya Vyazy (Elm forest) Planned protected zakaznik mire Biryakovskoye Planned extension of Vyazy zakaznik Krasava Molonga River 246 244 Planned protected mire Bolshaya Chist Sukhona River Borshchovka Dorovatka Planned protected mire Ikhalitskoye Ikhalitsky zakaznik 59°20' Mizyuga River Ikhalitskoye-1 59°20' Sukhonskoye protected mire protected mire Upper Mizyuga River K O S T R O M A R E G I O N 59°10' 59°10' 0369 км 41°40' 258 42°0' 42°20' 43°0' 43°20' 225 226 246 Izonikha zakaznik Pine forest Chuchkin, zakaznik Churilovka 59°50' 59°50' Tserkovno-
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