Eastern Soviet Union Map 1967

This map of the eastern portion of the Soviet Union was published in March 1967 with the article "Siberia: Russias Frozen Frontier." It features many physical and political details including the country's boundaries in 1938 and the northern limits of wooded country.

The 1967 Eastern Soviet Union map features:
• 1938 Soviet boundaries, and administrative subdivisions of the Russian Soviet Federated Socialist Republic outlined
• Thousands of place names including capitals, cities, and towns
• Ocean bathmetry and geographical features including mountains, lakes, rivers, glaciers, tundra, and more
• Northern limits of wooded country
• Railroads, roads, canals, and places with scheduled air service
• Oil fields and pipelines
• Ruins and Chinese walls

Coverage Area: Eastern Soviet Union, Sweden, Norway, Finland, Mongolian Republic, northern China, Japan, Korea