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Yuzhno–Sibirskaya
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Saratov
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to Rtishevo & Liski
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Sennaya
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Ryabina
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Syzran-Gorod
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Krasny Galyai
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to Inza
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Ulyanovsk
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Almetyevskaya
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Tuimazy
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Davlekanovo
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Tolbazy
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Krasnousolsky
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Tukan
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to Ufa
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Magnitogorsk
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Kartaly II
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Tobol
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Astana I
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Ereimentau
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Sputnik
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Pavlodar
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Kulunda
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Novoblagoveshenskaya
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Lenki
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Korchino
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Rebrikha
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Saarajsky
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to Aktogay & Almaty
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Barnaul
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to Biisk
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Altaiskaya
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Altysta II
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Terentyevskaya
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tomusinskaya
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Mezhdurechensk
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Puzhba
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Askiz
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Kamyshta
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Abakan
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Kurgiino
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Zhuravlevo
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Mana
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Kravchenko
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Sayanskaya
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Irbeyskaya
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Agul
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Abokumovka
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Tumashet
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Tayshet
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Chita II
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This is a route-map template for a railway in Kazakhstan and Russia.
