Template:Strizh train

Strizh Train
0 km 0 mi Berlin Hauptbahnhof Spree River 3 km 2 mi Berlin Ostbahnhof Berlin–Görlitz Railway Ostbahn Berlin Outer Ring Flakenfließ 113 km 70 mi Frankfurt (Oder) Oder River Germany Poland Wrocław–Szczecin Railway 136 km 85 mi Rzepin to Gubin Obra River to Leszno to Kluczbork 292 km 181 mi Poznań Główny Warta River to Szczecin to Zheleznodorozhny Zalew Wrzesiński to Oleśnica and Gniezno Kanał Warta Gopło to Ruda Śląska and Bydgoszcz to Piła to Łódź Bzura River to Skierniewice Rawka River Utrata River to Katowice to Kraków to Praga Vistula River 476 km 296 mi Warsaw Wschodnia to Warsaw–Gdańsk Railway to Łuków Świder River to Dorohusk and Krusze to Radom to Lublin and Warsaw Zielawa River 685 km 426 mi Terespol Bug River Poland Belarus to Pogranichnaya 692 km 430 mi Brest-Tsentralny to Sushitnitsa Schabinka River to Luninets Yaselda River to Byelaazyorsk Hryuda River Shchara River to Bukhlichi and Lida Neman River Volchkovichskoye Vodokhranilishche to Maladziečna 1037 km 644 mi Minsk to Gomel Svislach River to Minsk National Airport Berezina River Nacha River Adrou River to Krychaw and Lepiel 1249 km 776 mi Orsha to Mogilev and Vitebsk Orshitsa River Belarus Russia Berezina River, Russia Smolensk-Vitebsk Line 1369 km 851 mi Smolensk to Bryansk Khmost River Vop River Vopets River Dnieper River Vyazma River to Kaluga Sezha River Gzhat River Moscow Greater Ring Moskva River Moscow Central Circle 1788 km 1111 mi Moscow Belorussky 0 km 0 mi Moscow Kursky to Kursk Moscow Central Circle to Ryazan and Moscow Kazansky to Korolyov Vokhonka River Moscow Greater Ring Moscow Greater Ring Klyazma River Bolshaya Lipnya River Peksha River Vorsha River Koloksha River 191 km 119 mi Vladimir Nerl River to Ivanovo Klyazma River 255 km 158 mi Kovrov to Murom Klyazma River Seyma River 408 km 254 mi Dzerzhinsk to Ruzayevka 442 km 275 mi Nizhny Novgorod

This is a route-map template for the Strizh (train), a railway in Russia.

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