Rusland

Wegenkaart Rusland

Russia on a double–sided map, with a street plan of central Moscow. The map divides the country east - west, with the European side extending well beyond the Urals to Krasnoyarsk and the Yenisey. Names of numerous mountain ranges are given and altitude colouring provides some indication of the topography, although rather faint colouring makes the Urals barely visible!
The map shows the country’s road and rail networks - it seems a pity that railway lines are not more prominently marked and easier to follow, since this map covers the whole of the Trans-Siberian route. The map also shows the country’s sub-divisions with names of the administrative regions. All place names are given in the Latin alphabet only.

A street plan of central Moscow has place names of main streets, including the inner ring-road, also shown in the Cyrillic alphabet. The plan indicates one way streets, metro stations, places of interest etc.