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Noun Concept
Categories: Oktyabrskaya Railway, Rail transport in Moscow Oblast, Railway lines opened in 1851, High-speed railway lines in Russia, Rail transport in Tver Oblast
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Moscow-Saint Petersburg Railway  Saint Petersburg–Moscow Railway  Saint Petersburg-Moscow railway  2007 Nevsky Express bombing  Moscow-Saint Petersburg Railroad
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The Saint Petersburg to Moscow railway runs for 649.7 kilometers through four oblasts: Leningrad, Novgorod, Tver and Moscow. Wikipedia
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The Saint Petersburg to Moscow railway runs for 649.7 kilometers through four oblasts: Leningrad, Novgorod, Tver and Moscow. Wikipedia
Russian railway line Wikidata
IS A
railway line
COUNTRY
Soviet Union
Russia
Russia
MAINTAINED BY
Russian Railways
NAMED AFTER
Nicholas I
OPERATOR
October Railway
OWNED BY
Nikolaevskaya railway
Russian Railways
TERMINUS
Leningradsky railway station
Moskovsky railway station
TRACK GAUGE
1520 mm track gauge
VEHICLE NORMALLY USED
Sapsan
Wikipedia
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Saint Petersburg–Moscow Railway
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Moscow-Saint Petersburg Railway
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2007 Nevsky Express bombing, Moscow-Saint Petersburg Railroad, Moscow-Saint Petersburg Railway, Moscow-St Petersburg Railroad, Moscow-St Petersburg Railway, Moscow - Saint Petersburg Railway, Moscow – Saint Petersburg Railway, Moscow–Saint Petersburg Railway, Moscow–St Petersburg railway, Nikolaevskaya railway, Nikolayevskaya Railway, Saint Petersburg-Moscow railway, Saint Petersburg-Moscow Railway, Saint Petersburg - Moscow Railway, Saint Petersburg – Moscow Railway, Saint Petersburg–Moscow Railway, Tsar's finger
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Nikolaevskaya Railway

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