Template:Amur–Yakutsk Mainline

Amur–Yakutsk Mainline
km Trans-Siberian Railway Bamovskaya (km 7,273) 0 0,000 0,019 Shturm Maly Oldoy 49 Murtygit 66 Purikan 82 Anosovskaya (Anosovsky) Maly Oldoy 94 Silip Ushumun 112 Zabolotny Tynda 133 Belenkaya Tynda 160 Seti Baikal–Amur Mainline to Severobaikalsk 179 Tynda 0,000 0,000 Tynda 190 Shakhtaum (Vostochny) Gilyuy River 205 Bestuzhevo Baikal–Amur Mainline to Komsomolsk-na-Amure 0,000 0,000 Gilyuy River 225 Gilyuy 250 Mogot Mogot 269 Rikhard Zorgye 285 Amur Oblast Sakha Republic border 0,000 0,285 Yakutsky 298 Nagornaya-Yakutskaya (Nagorny) Timpton 319 Ayam 319 Nagorny-Tunnel ( 1300 m 1422 yd ) 340 Zolotinka Iengra 357 Okurdan Gorbyllakh 382 Oborcho 399 Berkakit 408 Neryungri-Passazhirskaya 0,000 0,416 Neryungri-Grusovaya Chulman Chulman 419 Denisovsky (Serebryany Bor) Chulman Chulman 430 Chulman Chulman 444 Chulbas 455 Tenisty 485 Khatymi (Bolshoy Khatymi) Khatyma 504 Ogonyer 548 Tayozhny Bolshoy Nimnyr River 608 Bolshoy Nimnyr 653 Seligdar 669 Kosarevsky (Lebediny) 686 Aldan 0,000 0,716 Kuranakh (Nizhny Kuranakh) Yakokit 767 Tommot 0,000 0,000 Aldan River Bolotny 869 Amga (Verkhnyaya Amga) Amga River Kyrbykan 932 Karbykan Ulu 962 Ulu, Russia 982 Kyurgelyakh 1,061 Khaniyerdakh Munduruchchu 1,085 Olen (Sakha) Lyutenge Lyutenka 1,136 Kyordyom Lyutenge Menda 1,153 Menda 1,176 Rassoloda Tamma 1,136 Pravaya Lena 0,000 to Yakutsk 0,000 Lena River 1,209 Tabaga 1,228 Kyurdyugelakh 1,249 Chabyda 1,275 Yakutsk-Grusovaya (freight) 1,284 Yakutsk-Passazhirskaya (passenger) 1,288 Port Rechnoy 0,000 0,000 Tamma 1,195 Khaptagay 1,213 Nizhny Bestyakh 0,000 0,000 Churapcha Megino-Aldan Kyubyume Sakha Republic Magadan Oblast border Susuman Orotukan Atka Palatka Sokol Baikal–Amur Mainline to Komsomolsk-na-Amure & Chumikan Magadan Baikal–Amur Mainline to Anadyr & Bering Strait tunnel km

This is a route-map template for the Amur–Yakutsk Mainline, a railway in Russia.

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