MemelKlaipda
MemelKlaipda refers to the historical Memel region (Memelland) centered on the port city of Klaipėda on the Baltic coast, and to the city itself when referred to by its old German name Memel. The area lies in present‑day Lithuania and has long been a borderland between Germanic and Baltic cultures. Klaipėda is Lithuania’s major ice‑free port and a key economic node for shipping, logistics, shipbuilding, and fishing. The region also includes the Curonian Spit, a narrow sand peninsula that is part of a UNESCO World Heritage site.
Geographically, the Memel region sits at the mouth of the Neman River and extends along the Baltic
Historically, MemelKlaipda underwent several sovereignty changes. After World War I, the Memel Territory was placed under
Today, MemelKlaipda denotes both the historic region and the city at the center of maritime and regional