Detailed schemes of Transsib. The legend of the schemes.

Unfortunately now they are avaiable only in Russian.

Conventional signs for Detailed schemes of Transsib

Every table is divided to 7 columns:
1 - The link to detailed description of this populated area in the section "Cities and Towns" (the mark ).
2 - Station name or conventional sign of structure (strictly sequency from Moscow to Vladivostok). If names of station and populared area don't coincide than name of populated area is written in square brackets - [Pereyaslavka]. If station name is underlined than the photo of station is in Transsib Photogallery and you can see it by clicking on the link.
3 - Side of station building location (N - north - to the left the way the train is going from Moscow, S - south - to the right the way the train is going from Moscow, D - dead-end, I - between tracks, 2 - 2 different stations from both tracks sides)
4 - True kilometre of Transsib where station or structure locates (for example: Khabarovsk-1station building is situated between kilometre signs 8522/8523 and 8523/8524 so the station is situated at 8523 kilometre, although its precise kilometrage is 8522,2). It's important: it's not tariff kilometrage!
5 - Date of station construction. GIven by: Handbook of USSR railway stations in 2 v., Moscow, 1981.
6 - For designation of rivers and lakes are along railway.
7 - Various notes (borders of regions, time zones, railway lines and other)