Paks Margareeta (0): 
Fat Margaret. Although Big Margaret might be a better translation, more in line with other countries’ impressive military works, Germany’s WWI 42-cm Howitzer Dicke Bertha (Big Bertha), comes to mind. One of the city wall’s main cannon towers. A relatively recent name dating back to the 19th C, as a reminder of the wall’s founding mother, Margaret Sambiria, mother of Danish King Erik V Klipping (said to be thus nicknamed for his untrustworthiness and/or devaluing of coin) and fief-holder of Estonia (Domina Estoniae) from 1266-1282. Formerly known by the more prosaic runden tornn [...] vor den groten Strantporten [...], the round tower in front of the big beach gate (Suur Rannavärav). Used as a prison from 1830s-1917, now home to the Estonian Maritime Museum. See also Pikk Hermann.
Saunatorn (0) 
Sauna tower. Built in 1371-1372 and initially belonging to the nearby Cistercian convent. See also Saunatagune torn.
Tallitorn (0) 
Stable (as in horses’) tower. Dates back to around 1380. See also Assauwe torn.
Torn Vana Vene Kiriku Juures (0)
Lit. ‘Tower near (or next to) the old Russian church’, located close to the old city walls (obv.) at or about the N end of Sulevimägi, roughly here: ///merchant.donation.revives, some 40 m SE of Oleviste church.
