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Line 46: ==History== In medieval times, the impenetrable ~~swamps~~marshes of the lower Noteć River formed the border between the [[Kingdom of Poland (1025–1385)\|Kingdom of Poland]] and the lands of the [[Pomeranians\|Pomeranian]] tribes on the [[Baltic Sea\|Baltic]] coast. Disputed for centuries, the fortresses of Santok and Drezdenko finally were acquired by Margrave [[Conrad, Margrave of Brandenburg-Stendal\|Conrad of Brandenburg]] on the occasion of his wedding with [[Constance of Greater Poland\|Constance of Poznań]], daughter of the [[Piast dynasty\|Piast]] duke [[Przemysł I of Greater Poland]], in 1260. After several unsuccessful attempts by the Polish Piasts to regain control, the area along the lower Noteć was finally incorporated into the Brandeburg ''[[Neumark]]'' region. For centuries, the border with the Greater Polish [[Poznań Voivodeship (14th century to 1793)\|Poznań Voivodeship]] ran between Drezdenko (''Driesen'') and Krzyż upstream in the east. Under the rule of Elector [[Joachim III Frederick, Elector of Brandenburg\|Joachim III Frederick of Brandenburg]] from about 1603, the fortress was rebuilt and further settlements were erected within the wetlands. First plans for a large-scale [[drainage]] and [[land improvement\|land amelioration]] were developed under King [[Frederick William I of Prussia]] in 1738/39, though not carried out until after the [[Seven Years' War]] in 1763.

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