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Trans-Siberian Railway

Trans-Siberian Railway: the stretch between Utulik-Slyudyanka : BoBoBo+BoBoBo VL85 class AC electric locomotive VL85-022 with a container train on the coast of Lake Baikal — media credits (ID:394305)

Yaroslavl Railroad Bridge — media credits (ID:375858)

Novosibirsk Glavny railway station in Novosibirsk, Russia — media credits (ID:394300)

On the way to Siberia; Omsk Railway Station — media credits (ID:394304)

Vladivostok Station — media credits (ID:394295)

Tyumen Station — media credits (ID:174843)

Yaroslavl Railroad Bridge — media credits (ID:199598)

Tyumen Station — media credits (ID:394301)

There is a total of 26 media files

General Information

Beginning of works:	1891
Completion:	1916
Status:	in use

Project Type

Function / usage:	Railroad (railway) line

Location

km	Name
	Amasar River Bridge (in use) Amur River Tunnel (1942, in use) Amur River Tunnel (1942, in use) Bureya River Bridge (in use)
	Kazan Station (1940, in use) Yaroslavl Station (1862, in use)
289	Yaroslavl Railroad Bridge (1913, in use)
2144	Tyumen Station (1974, in use)
2712	Omsk Station (1896, in use)
3332	Novosibirsk Railroad Bridge (1897, dismantled) Novosibirsk Central Station (1896, in use)
8515	Khabarovsk Bridge (1999, in use) Tsar Alexey Bridge (1916, demolished)
9289	Vladivostok Station (1893, in use)

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Technical Information

Dimensions

total length

9 289 km

Chronology

October 1916	Beginning of continuous railroad service between Moscow/Saint Petersburg and Vladivostok.

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Participants

Currently there is no information available about persons or companies having participated in this project.

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Relevant Publications

Eberding, Hans / Thöns, Bodo (2002): Transsib-Handbuch. Unterwegs mit der Transsibirischen Eisenbahn. 2^nd edition, Trescher Verlag, Berlin (Germany), pp. 448.

About this
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Structure-ID
10000154
Published on:
16/09/2002
Last updated on:
16/08/2022

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