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· Western Pomerania
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Wolgast city wallPhoto: Baltzer
Along Oberwallstraße and in the area Lustwall/An der Stadtmauer you can still see remains of the old city fortifications. Inside, the medieval ground plan can still be easily traced. The remains of a city tower can best be viewed from Kronwiekstraße 44.
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