Russia or Rus (Clean) Geography Fldr - centered on Moscow.kmz

Russia or Rus (Clean) Geography Fldr (Varangia, Novgorod, Kiev, Vladimir, then Moscow, Scythia, Perm&Siberia)

Russia, Pereyaslavl Lake Folder, Pereslavl-Zalessky

Russia, Pereyaslavl, Trubezha River Folder, Into Lake Pereyaslavl

Trubezha River

Volga River

Russia, Pereyaslavl, Nerl River (Volga) Folder, out of Lake Pereyaslavl

Nerl River (Volga)

Russia, Pereyaslavl, Kashinka River Folder, across the Volga from Pereyaslavl

Kashinka River

Russia, Mordovia Folder, and its rivers on the South side of the Oka

Russia, Mordovia, Oka River Folder, Oka 12 and 13, south side of the Oka

Oka River

Russia, Mordovia, Oka River 12, Moksha River Folder

Moksha River

Russia, Mordovia, Oka River 12, Moksha River 2, Tsna River Folder, Tambov

Tsna River (Moksha Basin)

Russia, Mordovia, Oka River 12, Moksha River 2, Tsna River 1, Studenets River Folder, Tambov

Studenets River

Tebza River

Russia, Mordovia. Oka River 13, Tyosha River Folder, Sarov and Sanaxar

Tyosha River

Russia, Siberia Folder and its rivers

Russia, Siberia 1370-2000's History Folder

Russia, Siberia, 1300, 14th C, Timurid Empire & Tamurlane

Russia, Siberia, 1400, 15th C Folder, Gerasimus, 3rd Bishop oEnlightened Zyryanians

Russia, Siberia, 1600, 17th C, Khabarov, Frontier Leader, Simeon oV Kazakhstan appearances, Rus-China Amur Region War

Russia, Siberia, 1700, 18th C, Innocent oIrkutsk deprivations, Sophronius oIrkutsk wonderworker

Russia, Siberia, 1800, 19th C, Innocent oIrkutsk's relics, Innocent tAmerica, Meletios All Siberia, Domna oTomsk FFC, Rasputin

Russia, Siberia, 1900, 20th C, Rus-Japan War over Port Arthur

Russia, Siberia, Western Siberia, Kazakhastan Folder

Russia, Siberia, Western Siberia, Kazakhastan, Irtysh River Folder

Irtysh River

Russia, Siberia, Western Siberia, Kazakhastan, Zyryan Folder (Upper Eastside Irtysh River)

Russia, Siberia, Western Siberia, Kazakhastan, Irtysh River 11, Tobol River Folder

Tobol (Iset) River

Russia, Siberia, Western Siberia, Kazakhastan, Irtysh River 11, Tobol River 6, Iset River Folder

Iset River

Russia, Siberia, Western Siberia, Kazakhastan, Irtysh River 11, Tobol River 7, Tavada River Folder

Tavda River

Lozva River

Sosve River

Russia, Siberia, Western Siberia, Kazakhastan, Irtysh River 11, Tobol River 7, Tura River Folder

Tura River

Russia, Siberia, Western Siberia, Kazakhastan, Irtysh River 11, Tobol River 7, Tura River 3, Nevya River Folder

Nevya River

Russia, Siberia, Western Siberia, Kazakhastan, Ural River Folder

Ural River

Russia, Siberia, Western Siberia, Kazakhastan, Lake Balkhash Folder

Ili River

Karatal River

Asku River

Lepsi River

Alakol River

Lake Balkhash, sits in the Balkhash-Alakol Basin, an endorheic (closed) basin.
Lake Balkhash, sits in the Balkhash-Alakol Basin, an endorheic (closed) basin. ;

Russia, Siberia, Western Siberia, Kazakhastan, Turkestan Folder

Syr Darya River

Russia, Siberia, Southwestern Siberia, Uzbekistan Folder

Uzbekistan History Folder

Oxus River from Second Source

Issyk Kul (Warm Lake) an endorheic saline lake in the western Tianshan Mountains in eastern Kyrgyzstan, just south of a dividing range separating Kyrgyzstan from Kazakhstan. It is the eighth-deepest lake in the world, the eleventh-largest lake in the world by volume (though not in surface area), the deepest lake whose deepest point is above sea level (3,080 feet)
Issyk-Kul (Warm Lake);

Naryn River

Kara Darya River

Tar River

Russia, Siberia, Westcentral Siberia, Ob River Folder

Ob River

Russia, Siberia, Westcentral Siberia, Orb River Source, Katun and Biya Rivers Folder

Katun River

Biya River

Russia, Siberia, Westcentral Siberia, Ob River 5, Tom River Folder

Tom River

Russia, Siberia, Westentral Siberia, Ob River 6, Chulym River Folder

Chulym River

Russia, Siberia, Southern Siberia, Kyrgyzstan Folder, Tarim Basin

Tarim Basin
Tarim Basin;

Toshkan River

Yarkund River

Hotan River (Summer Only)

a River to Kashgar Oasis, China

Kegart River 1

Aksu River

Tarim River

Russia, Siberia, Northcentral Siberia, Taz River Folder

Taz River

Caselka River

Russia, Siberia, Central Siberia, Yenisei River Folder

Yenisei or Tungus River

Russia, Siberia, Central Siberia South, Yenisei River 5, Angara River Folder

Angara River

Russia, Siberia, Central Siberia South, Yenisei River 5, Angara River Source, Selenga River Folder

Selenga River

Selenga River Delgermoron or Ider headwaters 2

Selenga River Delgermoron or Ider headwaters 1

Selenga River headwaters Khovsgol River

Russia, Siberia, Central Siberia South, Yenisei River 5, Angara River Source, Barguzin River Folder, Buryatia

Barguzin River

Upper Angara River

Russia, Siberia, Central Siberia South, Yenisei River 5, Angara River 5, Ilim River Folder

Ilim River

Russia, Siberia, Eastcentral Siberia, Lena River Folder

Lena River

Tract from Yakutsk to Okhotsk
St Meletius, Archbishop of Kharkov and Akhtyr, Commemorated on February 28;

Russia, Siberia, Eastcentral Siberia, Lena River 11, Aldan River Folder

Aldan River

Russia, Siberia, Eastern Siberia, Okhotsk Sea Region Folder

Russia, Siberia, Eastern Siberia, Okhotsk History Folder

Russia, Siberia, Eastern Siberia, Okhotsk River Folder, with Ulya River

Left Okhota River

Right Okhota River

Okhaota River

Ulya River

Russia, Siberia, Eastern Siberia, Okhotsk Sea Region, Amur River Folder

Amur (Argun) River

Amur River

Russia, Siberia, Eastern Siberia, Okhotsk, Amur River 1, Shilka River Folder

Shilka River

Russia, Siberia, Eastern Siberia, Okhotsk, Amur River 1, Shilka River 1, Nercha River Folder

Nercha River

Russia, Siberia, Eastern Siberia, Okhotsk, Amur River 3, Zeya River Folder

Zeya River

Russia, Siberia, Eastern Siberia, Okhotsk, Amur River 3, Zeya River 6, Gilyuy River Folder

Gilyuy River

Gilyuy River Upper Gilyuy

Russia, Siberia, Eastern Siberia, Okhotsk, Amur River 5, Black Dragon River Folder, Manchuria

Black Dragon River (Heilongjiang or Amur)

Russia, Siberia, Eastern Siberia, Okhotsk, Amur River 6, Ussuri River Folder

Ussuri River

Russia, Siberia, Eastern Siberia, Okhotsk Sea Region, Kamchatka Penninsula and Kurile Islands Folder

Russia, Novgorod Folder, its rivers and roads

Russia, Novgorod, Volkhov River Folder

Volkhov River

Russia, Novgorod, Volkhov River 2, Roeika River Folder

Robeika River

Russia, Novgorod, Vishera River Folder

Vishera River Novgorod

Russia, Novgorod, Verenda River Folder

Verenda River

Russia, Novgorod, Shelon River Folder

Shelon River

Russia, Novgorod, Shelon River 1, Omucha River Folder

River Omucha

Russia, Novgorod, Lovat River Folder

Lovat River

Russia, Novgorod, Lovat River 3, Kunya River Folder

Kunya River

Russia, Novgorod, Lovat River 4, Polista River Folder

Polista River

Russia, Novgorod, Msta River Folder

Msta River

Russia, Belarus Folder, White Rus, Southwestern Russia

Russia, Belarus, Western Dvina River Folder

Western Dvina River

Russia, Belarus, Yash and Stenno Lakes Folder

Russia, Belarus, Sozh River Folder

Sozh River

Russia, Belarus, Dnieper River Folder

Dnieper River

Russia, Belarus, Berezina and Svislocha Rivers Folder, Minsk

Berezina River

Svislocha River

Russia, Belarus, Dnieper Bug Canal Folder (Portages and Canals; Russia, Poland and Lithuania)

Dnieper Bug Canal - Brest to Pinsk

Dnieper Bug Canal - Brest to Sapotskin

Bug River (Western Bug River)

Russia, Belarus, Dnieper Bug Canal, Bug (Western Bug) River Folder

Russia, Pskov Folder, its rivers and Pskov lakes

Russia, Pskov, Southern Pskov, Velikaya River Folder, Pskov

Velikaya River

Russia, Pskov, Southern, Velikaya 2, Sarov River Folder

Sarot River

Sarot River 2

Russia, Pskov, Southern, Velikaya 3.9, Demyanka River Folder

Demyanka River (from Pskov Lakes)

Demyanka River North Branch

Russia, Pskov, Northern Pskov, Pskova River Folder, Pskov

Pskova River

Russia, Pskov, Far North Pskov, Zelcha Gdov Rivers Folder

Russia, Pskov, Far North, Gdov River Folder

Gdov River

Russia, Pskov, Far North, Zhelcha River Folder

Zhelcha River

Russia, Pskov, Far North, Zhelcha River 2, Dubenka River Folder

Dubenka River

Russia, Pskov, Western Pskov, Puisa (Tolva) River Folder, P Caves

Piusa (Tolva) River

Tolva (Piusa) River

Russia, Pskov, Central Pskov, Pskov Lakes Folder

Russia, Pskov, Eastern Pskov (Tver, Novgorod) also Pskov Lakes

Russia, Natural Russia, Dnieper River Drainage & Crimea

Russia, Viking Land - Roslagen Sweden, Ros People, the name Russia
Sweden, Viking Land - Roslagen Sweden ; Vikings from Roslagen in other names section;

Ros River

Dniester River

Pripyat River

Horyn River

Styr River

Western Bug River (to Warsaw in Poland)

Germania, not Germany, the fertile plain North of this Line, difficult to protect

Alta River

Yahotyn River
Yahotyn River, Perevaslavl ;

Sula River

Udai River

Psel River

Desna River

Domnitsa River

Seym River

Vorskla River (Vystra River)

Molochna River

Kalka River

Crimea, Gateway to Russia (through Dnieper (Varangian) Trade Route or Muravsky Trail)
Crimea; Crimean Tartars; Equal of the Apostles Great Prince Vladimir, in Holy Baptism Basil, the Enlightener of the Russian Land, Commemorated on July 15 ; Blessed Laurence the Fool-For-Christ at Kaluga, Commemorated on August 10 ; Intercession of the œDonÂ Icon of the Mother of God against the Tatars Attack, Commemorated on August 19; St Callinicus the Patriarch of Constantinople, Commemorated on August 23; Repose of the New-Hieromartyr Cosmas of Aitolia, Equal of the Apostles, Commemorated on August 24; Apostle Andrew, the Holy and All-Praised First-Called, Commemorated November 30 ; St Stephen the Confessor the Archbishop of Surozha in the Crimea, Commemorated on December 15 ; Apostle Clement of the Seventy, Commemorated on January 4; Translation of the relics of the Venerable Theodore the Abbot of Studion, Commemorated January 26 ; Icon of the Mother of God œElets-ChernigovÂ, Commemorated on February 5 ; St Joachim, First Bishop of Novgorod, Commemorated February 10 ; Repose of St Cyril, Equal of the Apostles and Teacher of the Slavs, Commemorated on February 14; Hieromartyr Basil of Cherson, Commemorated on March 7 ; Hieromartyr Capiton of Cherson, Commemorated on March 7 ; Hieromartyr Eugene of Cherson, Commemorated on March 7 ; Venerable Nikon the Abbot of the Kiev Far Caves, Commemorated on March 23; Martyr Bathusius in the Crimea, Commemorated on March 26; Venerable Joseph the Hymnographer, Commemorated on April 4; Icon of the Mother of God of Kasperov, Commemorated on April 5; St Methodius, Equal of the Apostles and Archbishop of Moravia, Enlightener of the Slavs, Commemorated on April 6; St George the Confessor the Bishop of Mitylene, Commemorated on April 7; St Martin the Confessor the Pope of Rome, Commemorated on April 14; Equal of the Apostles and Teacher of the Slavs, Methodius, Commemorated on May 11; Translation of the relics of the Venerable Ephraim the Abbot of Perekop, Novgorod, Commemorated on May 16; St John the Bishop of the Goths in the Crimea, Commemorated on May 19; Hieromartyr Kirion II, Catholicos-Patriarch of All Georgia, Commemorated on June 27; Icon of the Mother of God of Kasperov, Commemorated on June 29; The Placing of the Honorable Robe of the Most Holy Mother of God at Blachernae, Commemorated on July 2;

Sweden, Land of the Russians, Viking Land - Roslagen Sweden
Sweden, Viking Land - Roslagen Sweden ; Vikings from Roslagen in other names section; St Isidore the Bishop of Seville, Commemorated on April 4; ALPHEGE, ARCHBISHOP OF CANTERBURY, MARTYR (19 APR 1012);

Sweden, Viking Land - Roslagen Sweden, Ros People, the name Russia
Sweden, Viking Land - Roslagen Sweden ; Vikings from Roslagen in other names section;

Mongol, Scythia, Don River, Muravsky Trail Folder

Muravsky Trail
Muravsky Trail To avoid major river crossings, the route followed the high ground between the basins of the Dnieper and Don, making an almost straight line from the Dnieper bend to Tula. It ran mostly through thinly populated tallgrass steppe country ('Muravi is an old Slavic word for prairie or grassland) avoiding forests, marshes and river crossings. ;

Muravsky Trail 1 (Perekop)
Muravsky Trail To avoid major river crossings, the route followed the high ground between the basins of the Dnieper and Don, making an almost straight line from the Dnieper bend to Tula. It ran mostly through thinly populated tallgrass steppe country ('MuravÃƒÂƒÃ‚ÂƒÃƒÂ‚Ã‚Â¡' is an old Slavic word for prairie or grassland) avoiding forests, marshes and river crossings. ;

Muravsky Trail 2 (Parallel to the Sea of Azov)

Muravsky Trail 3 (east of Dnieper 6 and west of Donets 3)

Polovetsians (Cumans) Chuhuiv, Muravsky Trail 3
Polovetsians (Cumans) Chuhuiv, Muravsky Trail 3; Martyr and Confessor Michael the Wonderworker of Chernigov, Commemorated on September 20;

Muravsky Trail 4 (west of Donets River Source)

Muravsky Trail 5 (Stary Oskol)

Muravsky Trail 6 (Livny)

Muravsky Trail 7 (Tula)

Tula, Kaluga, Russia (Upa River 1, Muravsky Trail 7)
Tula, Russia (Upa River 1); Synaxis of the Saints of Tula, Commemorated on September 22 ; Venerable Leonid of Optina; Venerable Polycarp of Briansk, Commemorated February 23 ;

Muravsky Trail 9 (Serpukhov, crossing at Oka River 6)
Muravsky Trail To avoid major river crossings, the route followed the high ground between the basins of the Dnieper and Don, making an almost straight line from the Dnieper bend to Tula. It ran mostly through thinly populated tallgrass steppe country ('MuravÃƒÂƒÃ‚ÂƒÃƒÂ‚Ã‚Â¡' is an old Slavic word for prairie or grassland) avoiding forests, marshes and river crossings. ;

Russia - Land of the Varangians Folder

Varanger Peninsula (Land of the Varangians)
Varanger Peninsula (Land of the Varangians); 12 Greeks who built the Dormition Cathedral in the Kiev Caves, Far Caves, Lavra, Commemorated on February 14; Martyr Theodore and his son of Kiev, Commemorated on July 12;

Gardarika, Varangia (the land of cities north of the Black Sea)
Gardarika (the land of cities): Land of the Varangians was a series of cities (five) along the rivers north of the Black Sea. Gardarski with the Viking name for this land. Lyubsha was the first of the Varangian or Viking cities established in Gardariki or the Land of the Varangians. Gardarika (the land of cities) Along the Volkhov River; Apostle Andrew, the Holy and All-Praised First-Called, Commemorated November 30 ;

Russia - Land of the Varangians - Nine Cities
Land of the Varangians was a series of cities (nine) along the rivers north of the Black Sea. Gardarski was the Viking name for this land. Lyubsha was the first of the Varangian or Viking cities established in Gardariki or the Land of the Varangians, the others were: Ladoga, Novgorod, Kiev, Polotsk, Smolensk, Suzdal, Murom and Rostov. Apostle Andrew, the Holy and All-Praised First-Called, Commemorated November 30;

Russia - land of the Varangians - Lyubsha
Lyubsha - earliest fort of the Varangians; Ladoga - Staraya Ladoga - a fort of the Varangians; Apostle Andrew, the Holy and All-Praised First-Called, Commemorated November 30;

Russia - land of the Varangians - Ladoga
Lyubsha - earliest fort of the Varangians; Ladoga - Staraya Ladoga - a fort of the Varangians; Apostle Andrew, the Holy and All-Praised First-Called, Commemorated November 30;

Russia - land of the Varangians - Novgorod
land of the Varangians - Novgorod : Land of the Varangians was a series of cities (nine) along the rivers north of the Black Sea. Gardarski was the Viking name for this land. Lyubsha was the first of the Varangian or Viking cities established in Gardariki or the Land of the Varangians, the others were: Ladoga, Novgorod, Kiev, Polotsk, Smolensk, Suzdal, Murom and Rostov.

Russia - land of the Varangians - Kiev
land of the Varangians - Kiev; Land of the Varangians was a series of cities (nine) along the rivers north of the Black Sea. Gardarski was the Viking name for this land. Lyubsha was the first of the Varangian or Viking cities established in Gardariki or the Land of the Varangians, the others were: Ladoga, Novgorod, Kiev, Polotsk, Smolensk, Suzdal, Murom and Rostov. Apostle Andrew, the Holy and All-Praised First-Called, Commemorated November 30;

Russia - land of the Varangians - Polotsk, Belarus
land of the Varangians - Polotsk; Land of the Varangians was a series of cities (nine) along the rivers north of the Black Sea. Gardarski was the Viking name for this land. Lyubsha was the first of the Varangian or Viking cities established in Gardariki or the Land of the Varangians, the others were: Ladoga, Novgorod, Kiev, Polotsk, Smolensk, Suzdal, Murom and Rostov. Apostle Andrew, the Holy and All-Praised First-Called, Commemorated November 30;

Russia - land of the Varangians - Smolensk
land of the Varangians - Smolensk; Land of the Varangians was a series of cities (nine) along the rivers north of the Black Sea. Gardarski was the Viking name for this land. Lyubsha was the first of the Varangian or Viking cities established in Gardariki or the Land of the Varangians, the others were: Ladoga, Novgorod, Kiev, Polotsk, Smolensk, Suzdal, Murom and Rostov. Apostle Andrew, the Holy and All-Praised First-Called, Commemorated November 30;

Russia - land of the Varangians - Suzdal
land of the Varangians - Suzdal; Land of the Varangians was a series of cities (nine) along the rivers north of the Black Sea. Gardarski was the Viking name for this land. Lyubsha was the first of the Varangian or Viking cities established in Gardariki or the Land of the Varangians, the others were: Ladoga, Novgorod, Kiev, Polotsk, Smolensk, Suzdal, Murom and Rostov. Apostle Andrew, the Holy and All-Praised First-Called, Commemorated November 30;

Russia - land of the Varangians - Murom
land of the Varangians - Murom; Land of the Varangians was a series of cities (nine) along the rivers north of the Black Sea. Gardarski was the Viking name for this land. Lyubsha was the first of the Varangian or Viking cities established in Gardariki or the Land of the Varangians, the others were: Ladoga, Novgorod, Kiev, Polotsk, Smolensk, Suzdal, Murom and Rostov. Apostle Andrew, the Holy and All-Praised First-Called, Commemorated November 30;

Russia - land of the Varangians - Rostov the Great, Lake Nero
land of the Varangians - Rostov; Land of the Varangians was a series of cities (nine) along the rivers north of the Black Sea. Gardarski was the Viking name for this land. Lyubsha was the first of the Varangian or Viking cities established in Gardariki or the Land of the Varangians, the others were: Ladoga, Novgorod, Kiev, Polotsk, Smolensk, Suzdal, Murom and Rostov. Apostle Andrew, the Holy and All-Praised First-Called, Commemorated November 30;

Russia, Moscow, Moscova River Area Folder

Moscova River

Russia, Moscow to St Petersburg Route Folder

Moscow to St Petersburg Trade Route

Syas River

Tikhvinka River

Sestra River

Izhora River

Gatchina Road (Pskov to St Petersburg by Gotchina Palace)

Svir River

Olonka River

Neva River

Ileksa River

Vodla River

Luga River

Luga River Second Source

Oredezh River

Russia, Moscow Volga Canal Folder

Moscow Volga Canal

Russia, Volga River Folder

Tversta River

Tver
Tver Oblast, Russia

Russia, Oka River Folder

Russia, Dnieper (Varangian) Trade Route Folder

Dnieper (Varanigan) Trade Route (Varangia to Constantinople)
The chief trade route of Rus, from the Baltic Sea to the Black Sea, was then called œthe Way from the Varangians to the Greeks.

Russia, Volga Trade Route Folder

Volga Trade Route (St Petersberg, Lake Ladoga to the Caspian Sea)

Russia, Vologda Folder, Large area North of the Volga and West of the Urals

Russia, Vologda, Vologda River Folder (Sukhona River 1) Komel or Vologda

Vologda River

Russia, Vologda, Kostroma Folder (water flows south into Volga)

Russia, Vologda, Kostroma, Volga River 8.3, Kostroma River Folder, Chukhloma, Vyoksa, Obnora Rivers

Kostroma (Pisma) River

Russia, Vologda, Kostroma, Volga River 8.3, Kostroma River 1, Chukhloma River Folder, Chukhloma Lake

Chukhloma River (drains northwest, aka River Monza thru Chukhloma Lake)

Russia, Vologda, Kostroma, Volga River 8.3, Kostroma River 2, Vyoksa River Folder, Galich Salt Mining Center

Vyoksa River

Russia, Vologda, Kostroma, Volga River 8.3, Kostroma River 3, Obnora River Folder

Obnora River

Russia, Vologda, Kostroma, Volga 8.3, Kostroma 3, Obnora River 1, Nurma River Folder, Commanded Grove

Nurma River

Russia, Vologda, Kostroma, Volga River 8.4, Gridenka River Folder, Nerekhta

River Gridenka

Russia, Vologda, Kostroma, Volga River 8.6, Unzha River Folder, Unzha and Makaryev

Unzha River

Russia, Vologda, Kostroma, Volga River 9, Kerzhenets River Folder, Yellow Lake, Zheltovod

Kerzhenets River

Russia, Vologda, Kostroma, Volga River 9.3, Vetluga River Folder, Vetluga and Varnavinsk

Vetluga River

Russia, Vologda, Kostroma, Volga River 9.6, Mataya Kokshaga River Folder

Malaya Kokshaga River

Russia, Vologda, Mologa Folder (water flows south into Volga)

Russia, Vologda, Mologa, Sheksna River Folder, White Lake

Sheksna River

Russia, Vologda, Mologa, Sheksna River 1, Yagorba River Folder

Yagorba River

Russia, Vologda, Mologa, Sheksna River Mouth, Sogozha (Sokhota) River Folder, Poshekhonsky District

Sogozha River

Russia, Vologda, Mologa, Mologa River Folder, Glushitsa, Battle of Sita River

Mologa River

Mologa River North

Sit River

Russia, Vologda, Mologa, Kouzha River Folder

Kouzha River

Russia, Vologda, White Sea Folder (Water goes to White Sea)

Russia, Vologda, White Sea, Vyg River Folder, Karelia

Vyg River

Russia, Vologda, White Sea, Solovki Folder

Russia, Vologda, White Sea, Onega River Folder (Onega Bay)

Onega River

Russia, Vologda, White Sea, Onega River Source, Lake Vozha and Sora River Folder

Sovza River (Sora River?)

Svid River

Russia, Vologda, White Sea, Onega River 2, Kena River Folder

Kena River

Russia, Vologda, White Sea, Onega River 5, Koza River Folder

Koza River

Russia, Vologda, White Sea, Northern Dvina River Folder

Northern Dvina River

Russia, Vologda, White Sea, Northern Dvina Source, Sukhona River Folder, Lake Kuben, Ustiug

Sukhona (Kuben) River

Russia, Vologda, White Sea, Northern Dvina, Sukhona River Source, Lake Kuben Folder, Kubena,Sora Rivers

Lake Kuben Folder

Kubena River Folder

Kubena River

Syanzhema aka Syazhem River Folder

Syanzhema River

Russia, Vologda, White Sea, Northern Dvina, Sukhona River 1, Lezha River Folder

Lezha River

Russia, Vologda, White Sea, Northern Dvina, Sukhona River 2, Sodima River Folder

Sodima River

Rabanga River

Russia, Vologda, White Sea, Northern Dvina, Sukhona River 3, Dvinista River Folder

Dvinista River

Russia, Vologda, White Sea, Northern Dvina Source, Yug River Folder, Ustiug

Yug River

Russia, Vologda, White Sea, Northern Dvina Source, Yug River 3, Luza River Folder

Luza River

Russia, Vologda, White Sea, Northern Dvina River 1, Vychegda River Folder

Vychegda River

Vym River

Russia, Vologda, White Sea, Northern Dvina River 1, Vychegda River 4, Yarenga River Folder, Vologda

Yarenga River

Russia, Vologda, White Sea, Northern Dvina River 1, Vychegda River Mouth, Koryazhma River Folder

Koryazhma River

Russia, Vologda, White Sea, Northern Dvina River 3, Vaga River Folder

Vaga River

Russia,Vologda, White Sea, Northern Dvina 4, Mikhailov Folder, Siya Monastery

Russia, Vologda, White Sea, Northern Dvina River 5, Pinega River Folder

Pinega River

Russia, Vologda, White Sea, Kola Peninsula Folder

Kola River

Pechenga River

Russia, Vologda, Pechora River Folder (Artic Ocean)

Pechora River

Russia, Vologda, Mezen River Folder (Mezen Bay, White Sea)

Mezen River

Ezeg River

Vazhka River

Russia, Muravsky Trail Folder

Russia, Scythia, Don River Folder (to Sea of Azov, Crimea, Black Sea)

Don River

Bystraya Sosna River

Vorenezh River

Khopyor River

Verona River

Seversky Donets River

Russia, Suzdal, Southern Valley, Klyazma & Ukhtoma (Nerl) Rivers Folder

Klyazma River

Russia, Suzdal, Southern Valley, Klyazma River 5, Ukhtoma (Nerl) River Folder

Ukhtoma (Nerl Klyazma) River

Russia, Vladimir, Klyazma River 5.2, Sudogda River Folder

Sudogda River

Russia, Vladimir, Klyazma River 7, Teza River Folder

Teza River

Russia, Vladimir, Klyazma River 8, Lukh River Folder

Lukh River

Russia, Merchants Road Folder (Moscow, Vladimir, Nizhny Novgorod)

The Merchants Road - Moscow to Nizhny Novgorod

Russia, Trans-Siberian Railway and Road Folder

Trans-Siberian Railway (RWY)

Russia, Moscow Road to Poland Folder

Moscow Road to Mozhiask, Smolensk, Belarus and Poland

Russia, Amber Road Folder

Amber Road (Mediterranean Sea to Baltic Sea)

Russia, Eastern Front WW1 Folder

Eastern Front WWI (about 1,000 Miles)
The Eastern front of WWI (and many other wars). Eastern Front WWI (about 1,000 Miles), basically where the mountains and Great European Plain come together.

Russia, Cllean Tver Folder, and its Volga rivers

Russia, Tver, Tversta River Folder

Russia, Tver, Volga River Tver Folder

Sereml River

Russia, Tver, Lake Vladayskoye Folder

Russia, Tver, Lama River Folder

Lama River

Russia, Tver, Moscow River Folder

Russia, Tver, Moscova River 2, Ruza River Folder

Ruza River

Russia, Tver, Dubna and Sestra Rivers Folder

Dubna River

Russia, Dnieper Bug Canal Folder (Portages and Canals; Russia, Poland and Lithuania) 1775

Russia, Crimea Folder

Continental Divide - Black Sea to Caspean Sea, Caucasus Mountains

Alma River

Russia, Crimea, Cherson, Muravsky Trail Folder

Muravsky Trail
Muravsky Trail To avoid major river crossings, the route followed the high ground between the basins of the Dnieper and Don, making an almost straight line from the Dnieper bend to Tula. It ran mostly through thinly populated tallgrass steppe country ('MuravÃƒÂƒÃ‚ÂƒÃƒÂ‚Ã‚Â¡' is an old Slavic word for prairie or grassland) avoiding forests, marshes and river crossings. ;

Russia, Crimea, Cherson, Dnieper (Varangian) Trade Route Folder

Dnieper (Varanigan) Trade Route (Varangia to Constantinople)
The chief trade route of Rus, from the Baltic Sea to the Black Sea, was then called œthe Way from the Varangians to the Greeks.