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Map BAM OSR ...

In one Tread, i saw am picture with the routes of the BAM, OSR and ROB

I just cannot find this anymore.

has anyone this picture / map or an idea where to find that??
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In one Tread, i saw am picture with the routes of the BAM, OSR and ROB

I just cannot find this anymore.

has anyone this picture / map or an idea where to find that??
Check this out, just click on the grid you want and then the map comes up, maybe a bit outdated but still great

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No, thanks for the Links, war I was looking for was a very simple picture with a simple overview of this roads..
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I seem to recall seeing a map like that on one of Colebatch's reports on ADVRider, you should check with him.
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This one?

Its the Kolyma Highway / Road of Bones / Old Summer Road .... but no BAM on it

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If you don't mind a paper map for the BAM, buy the Reiseknowhow map "Baikal to Vladivostok". The whole BAM is on that.

Russia East Lake Baikal to Vladivostok 1:2,000,000 Travel Map, waterproof, GPS-compatible, 2012 edition, REISE: Amazon.co.uk: RKH: Books
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Perfect, that was it

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Perfect, that was it

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Since its a bit of a reference piece, I have updated some of the info on that post to reflect the changes that have taken place since 2010.
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BTW On the Tenkinskaja Omsuktschan has also food and most probably fuel, as it is an important mining city, and when mentioning Kadykchan, one should always have in mind, that Mjaundscha is only few km away and has full service (but is 5 km from the main road).

I remember Iker just relying on your very simple maps for his ride, so he had only the main points on the BAM to navigate.
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