Trans-Siberian Railroad Atlas

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Discover the vast journey of the Trans-Siberian Railroad, stretching from Moscow all the way to Vladivostok. This atlas captures the complexity of its routes, including branches to Mongolia, northern China, and the unique Amur (BAM) line across Lake Baikal.

A detailed atlas showcasing the extensive and varied routes of the Trans-Siberian Railroad.

The Trans-Siberian Railroad is renowned as one of the greatest railway adventures, traversing expansive steppes and tundra. For much of its western stretch, there are two main routes, along with branch lines heading towards Mongolia and northern China in the east.

One particularly distinctive path is the Amur, or BAM, line, which crosses the northern edge of Lake Baikal. To effectively illustrate this diverse network running east to west, an atlas format was chosen, providing a clear and comprehensive view.

This atlas covers the entire route, including an additional page for travelers starting from St. Petersburg. It also features inset maps of St. Petersburg, Moscow, and the historic cities of Sergiev Posad and Suzdal.

Both branches of the Trans-Siberian are detailed, alongside most of the Baikal-Amur line. This mapping style is a first of its kind, and feedback from readers is eagerly welcomed.

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