The so-called Pulkovskiy Meridian and Moonzund were two of the most emblematic series of fishing vessels promoted by the disappeared Soviet Union. Their names follow key geographical enclaves for the USSR: the Pulkovo meridian — it was the zero meridian for maps of the Russian Empire, located in St. Petersburg, before adopting that of Greenwich — and the Moonsund Archipelago, now the territory of Estonia. From the Pulkovskiy more than a hundred …
The so-called Pulkovskiy Meridian and Moonzund were two of the most emblematic series of fishing vessels promoted by the disappeared Soviet Union. Their names follow key geographical enclaves for the USSR: the Pulkovo meridian — it was the zero meridian for maps of the Russian Empire, located in St. Petersburg, before adopting that of Greenwich — and the Moonsund Archipelago, now the territory of Estonia. From the Pulkovskiy more than a hundred …