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	'''Otradnoye''' or '''Otradnoe''' ({{lang-ru\|Отрадное}}) is a town in ], ], situated some 40 km east of ], on the left bank of ], at ~~the~~ confluence of ] ~~and Neva~~. Population: 21,570 (] ]). Geographic coordinates: {{coor dm\|59\|46\|N\|30\|47\|E}}.		'''Otradnoye''' or '''Otradnoe''' ({{lang-ru\|Отрадное}}) is a town in ], ], situated some 40 km east of ], on the left bank of ], at its confluence with the ]. Population: 21,570 (] ]). Geographic coordinates: {{coor dm\|59\|46\|N\|30\|47\|E}}.

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	A village on the confluence of ~~the~~ ~~two~~ ~~rivers~~ was first ~~mentionned~~ in chronicles ]. In ], the land was acquired by empress ], and a residence known as ] was established. The estate was mostly destroyed during the ]. The modern town was established in ] by merging several urban settlements.		A village of '''Ivanovskaya''' at the confluence of Neva and Tosna was first mentioned in chronicles ]. In ], the land was acquired by empress ], and a residence known as ] was established. The estate was mostly destroyed during the ]. The modern town was established in ] by merging several urban settlements.


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For other uses of "Otradnoye", see Otradnoye (disambiguation).

Otradnoye or Otradnoe (Template:Lang-ru) is a town in Leningrad Oblast, Russia, situated some 40 km east of St. Petersburg, on the left bank of Neva River, at its confluence with the Tosna River. Population: 21,570 (2002 Census). Geographic coordinates: 59°46′N 30°47′E / 59.767°N 30.783°E / 59.767; 30.783.

History

A village of Ivanovskaya at the confluence of Neva and Tosna was first mentioned in chronicles 1708. In 1784, the land was acquired by empress Catherine II, and a residence known as Pella estate was established. The estate was mostly destroyed during the World War II. The modern town was established in 1970 by merging several urban settlements.

v t e Administrative divisions of Leningrad Oblast
Administrative center: Gatchina • Rural localities
Districts	Boksitogorsky Gatchinsky Kingiseppsky Kirishsky Kirovsky Lodeynopolsky Lomonosovsky Luzhsky Podporozhsky Priozersky Slantsevsky Tikhvinsky Tosnensky Volkhovsky Volosovsky Vsevolozhsky Vyborgsky
Cities and towns	Boksitogorsk Gatchina Ivangorod Kamennogorsk Kingisepp Kirishi Kirovsk Kommunar Kudrovo Lodeynoye Pole Luga Lyuban Murino Nikolskoye Novaya Ladoga Otradnoye Pikalyovo Podporozhye Primorsk Priozersk Sertolovo Slantsy Sosnovy Bor Svetogorsk Shlisselburg Syasstroy Tikhvin Tosno Volosovo Volkhov Vsevolozhsk Vyborg Vysotsk
Urban-type settlements	Bolshaya Izhora Budogoshch Druzhnaya Gorka Dubrovka Fornosovo Imeni Morozova Imeni Sverdlova Krasny Bor Kuzmolovsky Kuznechnoye Lebyazhye Lesogorsky Mga Naziya Nikolsky Pavlovo Priladozhsky Rakhya Roshchino Ryabovo Sinyavino Siversky Sovetsky Svirstroy Ulyanovka Taytsy Toksovo Tolmachyovo Vazhiny Voznesenye Vyritsa Yanino-1 Yefimovsky

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