Titlebook: CIS Energy and Minerals Development; Prospects, Problems James P. Dorian,Pavel A. Minakir,Vitaly T. Borisov Book 1993 Springer Science+Bus

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Mineral Resources of the Russian Far East: Prospects for Exportomic development of only one-fourth of the Far East’s territory. The remaining area is dependent on ship-borne cargo traffic on the two major rivers, the Lena and the Amur, the Northern Sea Route and a much longer southern route operating around Asia. Transportation links with the countries of the A