Eastern Siberia

Eastern Siberia is a region in Russia.

Regions

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Map
Map of Eastern Siberia


Eastern Siberia regions - Color-coded map
  Buryatia
  Zabaykalsky Krai
  Irkutsk Oblast
  Tuva

Cities

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  • 52.566667103.9166671 Angarsk — Irkutsk Oblast's second largest city, on the Trans-Siberian Railway
  • 56.152101.6332 Bratsk — a large city on the Baikal-Amur Mainline
  • 52.033409113.5008933 Chita — center of Zabaykasky Krai and an important site for the exile of the Decembrists
  • 52.289167104.284 Irkutsk — the region's largest city and most visited destination
  • 51.71666794.455 Kyzyl — the capital of Tuva claims to be the exact center of Asia
  • 55.633333109.3166676 Severobaikalsk — on the northern Buryat shores of Lake Baikal
  • 51.827222107.6063897 Ulan Ude — the capital of Buryatia and a center for Buryat culture

Other destinations

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  • 53.302778108.0047221 Lake Baikal. Located between Buryatia and Irkutsk Oblast, is the deepest and oldest lake in the world and also the planet's largest body of freshwater. Lake Baikal is the exclusive home of the freshwater seal.

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Lake Baikal in the winter

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