Kem

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Kem is a historic town and seaport in northern Russia on the White Sea, long associated with Pomor seafaring and trade.

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Kem canonical 4

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Predicate Object
instanceOf seaport
town
coast White Sea coast
country Russia
countrySubdivision Republic of Karelia
ethnographicAssociation Pomors
linked to: Pomor merchants
hasClimate subarctic climate
hasEconomicActivity fishing
maritime trade
timber industry
hasFeature historic town center
hasHistoricalSignificance traditional Pomor trading center
hasPortType sea port
hasRole seaport on the White Sea
hasTransportConnection White Sea–Baltic Canal region
linked to: White Sea Karelia
historicalRegion Russian North
linked to: Northern Russia
knownFor Pomor seafaring
Pomor trade
language Russian
locatedIn Northern Russia
Republic of Karelia
locatedInBodyOfWaterRegion Kandalaksha Gulf of the White Sea
linked to: Kandalaksha Gulf
locatedInContinent Europe
locatedInRegion Northwestern Federal District
locatedOn White Sea
locatedOnRiver Kem River
partOf Karelia
timeZone Moscow Time
writingSystem Cyrillic script

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