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 | | OLONETS, a government of north-western Russia, extending from Lake Ladoga almost to the White Sea, bounded W. by Finland, N. and E. by Archangel and Vologda, and S. by Novgorod and St Petersburg. |
 | | The climate is harsh and moist, the average rearly temperature at Petrozavodsk (61 8' N.) being 33'6 F. 12-0 in January, 57-4 in July); but the thermometer rarely 'alls below30 F. The population, which numbered 321,250 in 1881, reached 367,902 in 1897, and 401,100 (estimate) in 1906. |
 | | Olonets was colonized by Novgorod in the 11th century, and thongh it suffered much from Swedish invasion its towns soon became wealthy trading centres. |
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