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The object of this research is the estates of the highest nobility formed in the XVIII &amp;ndash; early XX centuries in remote counties of the St. Petersburg governorate (Luzhsky, Gdovsky, Yamburgsky, Novoladozhsky) and partly in the border territories of Vyborg and Novgorod governorates. The subject of this research is the compositional and planning peculiarities typical to estates of the highest nobility, substantiated by the initial variants of landscape-geographical placement. The article is aimed at determination of the patterns of formation of compositional and planning structures of estates of the highest nobility, depending on the conditions of their initial landscape-geographical location. Such dependence reveals the characteristic features of the unique type of estates that belonged to the higher echelons society. Estates of the highest nobility in the remote counties of the governorate have not been previously studied as a separate typological unit, neither the correlation of their compositional and planning solution with the initial landscape situation. The author describes the estates that typologically belong to the remote estates of the highest nobility and located on the banks of large and small rivers, lakes, alongshore the Gulf of Finland, as well as on terrain without natural water bodies. Analysis is conducted on the initial landscape situations of placement, compositional and planning components of the complexes, as well as common patterns. On the example of particular estates(Nadbelje, Khrevitsy, Rapti, Valgovitsy), the author reveals the compositional and planning structure along with general principles of their formation in each typological group. 	

Compositional and planning peculiarities of estates of the highest nobility located in the remote counties of St. Petersburg governorate