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Sarskoye Gorodishche or Sarsky fort (Russian: Сарское городище, literally "Citadel on the Sara") was a medieval fortified settlement in present-day Yaroslavl Oblast, Russia. It was situated on the bank of the , a short distance from Lake Nero, to the south of modern Rostov, of which it seems to have been the early medieval predecessor.