Transsiberian Railroad (Moscow/Vladivostok, 1916) | Structurae

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Transsiberian Railroad

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General Information

Function / usage:	Railroad (railway) line
Built:	1891 - 1916
Status:	in use

Geographic Information & Related Structures

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2144.000	Tyumen Station (1885, in use)
2712.000	Omsk Station (1896, in use)
3332.000	Novosibirsk Railroad Bridge (in use) Novosibirsk Central Station (1896, in use)
8515.000	New Amur River Bridge (1999, in use) Tsar Alexey Bridge (1916, demolished)
9289.000	Vladivostok Station (1893, in use)

Technical Information

Dimensions

total length

9 297 km

Chronology

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

Participants

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

Relevant Web Sites

Relevant Publications

Eberding, Hans & Thöns, Bodo Transsib-Handbuch (2^nd edition), Trescher Verlag, Berlin (Germany), ISBN 3897940086, 2002

Internal Information

Structure-ID:	p0000154
Created:	16/09/2002
Last Updated:	27/02/2013

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