Section of the GDL state border established by the Treaty of Melno II

On February 12, 2009, the section of the state border of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania established by the Treaty of Melno, whose marks can be seen on the southern outskirts of Palanga, was entered into the Register of Cultural Values of Lithuania.
This object, which covers an area of 4,878 square meters, has been granted the status of a regional cultural heritage site and its valuable characteristics are described as engineering (determining its significance, important) and historical (determining its significance, important).The register indicates that the valuable features of the site are the elements of the land and its surface: a preserved, albeit partially filled-in ditch (up to 0.5 m deep, about 3 m wide at the top, narrowing towards the bottom, with a bottom about 0.5 m wide) and embankments on both sides of the ditch up to 1 m wide and up to 0.3 m high, formed from soil excavated during the digging of the ditch. The embankments are partially collapsed in places. This cultural heritage site dates back to the 15th-20th centuries.