Places and Monuments
Places around the world bearing the Krusenstern name
Branicki Palace in Białystok
Branicki Palace – one of the most beautiful baroque palaces in Poland, called the "Polish Versailles". Connected to the history of the Polish branch of the Krusenstern family.
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Kiltsi Manor (Hagudi), Estonia
The Krusenstern family estate in Estonia, where Adam Johan von Krusenstern was born. Now a museum dedicated to the great navigator.
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Cape Krusenstern, Alaska
Cape Krusenstern National Monument in northwestern Alaska. A protected area known for beach formations documenting 9,000 years of settlement history.
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Monument in St. Petersburg
Monument to Adam Johan von Krusenstern in Saint Petersburg, commemorating the first Russian circumnavigation (1803–1806).
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Adam Johan Square, Tallinn
A square in Tallinn (Estonia) named after Adam Johan von Krusenstern, who was born in nearby Estonia.
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Krusenstern Crater on the Moon
An impact crater on the Moon named after Adam Johan von Krusenstern, approximately 47 km in diameter.
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Mount Krusenstern (Novaya Zemlya)
A mountain on Novaya Zemlya named after Paul Theodor von Krusenstern, polar explorer of Arctic regions.
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Krusenstern Strait
A maritime passage between the Diomede Islands in the Bering Strait, named after Adam Johan von Krusenstern.
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Krusenstern Islands (Tikehau)
An atoll in the Tuamotu Archipelago (French Polynesia), discovered and named by Krusenstern during his circumnavigation.
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Coronation Gulf, Canada
Coronation Gulf in Nunavut, Canada – an Arctic region associated with polar explorations of the Krusenstern family.
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Krusenstern Gas Field
One of the largest gas fields in the world, bearing the Krusenstern name.
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Arctic Exploration
Map showing the exploration of Arctic regions in which members of the Krusenstern family participated, including Paul Theodor.
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Icebreaker "Ivan Kruzenshtern"
An icebreaker named after Ivan Kruzenshtern, serving on Arctic routes.
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Monument on the Neva, Petersburg
Krusenstern monument on the Neva embankment in Saint Petersburg – one of the most recognizable maritime monuments in Russia.
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