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Russian Movement

This presentation explores various modes of transportation in Russia, including buses, cars, subways, bicycles, and more. It highlights the significant disadvantages, such as long travel times and discomfort, especially through challenging terrains like the Ural Mountains. The importance of inland waterways is acknowledged, though many northern rivers freeze during winter, complicating travel. Additionally, we discuss the high costs associated with extensive rail systems like the Trans-Siberian Railroad and the scarcity of roads in the vast, mountainous eastern regions of the country.

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Russian Movement

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  1. Russian Movement By: Sai Allu and Nhi Truong Period 9

  2. Ways of Transportation • Buses • Cars • Subways • Bicycles • Walking • Trains • Carriages pulled by horses. • Inland Waterways

  3. Disadvantages • Transportation takes a long and is uncomfortable • Goes through the Ural Mountains. • Inland waterways are important, but many long rivers drain north into the frigid Arctic Ocean and freeze in the winter.

  4. Problem of the Land that Affects Transportation • Russia is very large, so Trans-Siberian Railroad costs a lot of money. Especially from Moscow to Vladivostok. • Has very few roads. • In the east part it is very mountainous

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