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- 2. Turinys:
- 3. Tauragės geografinė padėtis Tauragė – miestas vakarų Lietuvoje, Karšuvos žemumoje, kairiajame Jūros upės krante. Rytiniu miesto pakraščiu teka Beržės upelis. Šiaurės rytinėje ir pietinėje pusėse yra išsidėstę miškai.
- 4. Tauragės istorija Miestas įsikūręs skalvių genties gyvenamos teritorijos pakraštyje. 1507 m. kovo 21-ąją pirmąkart minima pati Tauragė, čia pastačius bažnyčią, prieglaudą ir įkūrus mokyklą. 1807 m. Tauragėje lankėsi Rusijos caras Aleksandras I.
- 6. 1812 m. netoli Tauragės, Požerūnų kaimo malūne, pasirašyta Tauragės konvencija. 1915 m. vokiečių kariuomenė sunaikino didelę dalį miesto infrastruktūros, liko tik trečdalis. 1920 m. įkuriama pirmoji Tauragės gimnazija.
- 7. 1997 m. patvirtintas dabartinis Tauragės herbas.
- 8. Pabaiga • Informacija rinkta iš : http://lt.wikipedia.org/ • Darbą paruošė: Ema Donauskaitė iš 8d.