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(3)

ATO - Quarter (Philippines)

RAD - Cathedral Square

(4)

TORG - the commercial part of the city

KHAUZ - a reservoir in a square in Central Asia

(5)

AVENUE - wide street

AGORA - marketplace in ancient Greece

ALLEY - tree-lined road

Ghetto - an isolated part of the city

DUVAL - stone and clay wall

Kasbah - the oldest part of the city

END - territorial unit of a Russian city

CORSO - main street (Italy)

PODIL - part of the ancient Russian city

Rabad - the center of the city of Muslims

STREET - street

dead end - blind street

STREET - roadway in the building

FORUM - square in ancient Rome

(6)

GLASIS - a wasteland in front of the fortress

KREMLIN - fortified part of the city

MEDINA - urban core

OSTROG - city prison

POGOST - a village with a church and a cemetery

PROGON - side street in the village

DRIVE - short through street

FOUNTAIN - hydraulic structure

(7)

POOL - hydraulic structure

BOLSHAK - big road

BOULEVARD - wide alley

DETINETS - internal fortification in the Russian city

QUARTER - part of the city

SQUARE - open space in the building

ALLEY - narrow street

(8)

ACROPOLIS - elevated fortified part of the city

ALLEY - short street

PROSPECT - straight wide street

REGISTAN - front square in Central Asia

CITADEL - inner city fortress

(9)

KALPULLI - quarter (Central America)

PERISTILLE - a square surrounded by a colonnade

RISTALISCHE - area for competitions

SHAKHRISTAN - the core of the city in Central Asia

ESPLANADE - square in front of the building

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MAGISTRAL - a street with heavy traffic

MICRODISTRICT - part of the city

SETTLEMENT - a special area of the city

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