An edition of Proekt Sibirsko-Uralʹskoĭ zheli͡e︡znoĭ dorogi (1868)

Proekt Sibirsko-Uralʹskoĭ zheli͡e︡znoĭ dorogi.

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An edition of Proekt Sibirsko-Uralʹskoĭ zheli͡e︡znoĭ dorogi (1868)

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V Tip. F.S. Sushchinskago
Language
Russian
Pages
42

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Subjects
Railroads, Velikai︠a︡ Sibirskai︠a︡ magistralʹ
Places
Russia (Federation), Ural Mountains Region

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Proekt Sibirsko-Uralʹskoĭ zheli͡e︡znoĭ dorogi.
1868, V Tip. F.S. Sushchinskago
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Sankt-peterburg

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HE3380.T7 B6

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42 p. :
Number of pages
42

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OL5813738M
LCCN
60057500
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21893991

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