We placed different maps of Lake Baikal and Buryatiya on our site; the sources are books and Internet. Some of them are of a large scale.
 |
Lake Baikal from the space |
 |
Lake Baikal from the space in May. |
 |
It's also Lake Baikal from the space. Black-and-white image. |
 |
It seems to be a part of Siberia, including Baikal, photographed from the space. |
 |
This map shows a part of North Baikal and a part of Barguzin areas. |
 |
It's just a drawing of Lake Baikal. Please, note, Nizhneangarsk should be 25 kilometers to the North East. There is no Ulan-Ude on it. Still, the deepest point of the lake is shown there. |
 |
Here you can see almost the whole part of Lake Baikal belonging to North Baikal area. |
 |
Here is the ancient map of Lake Baikal. No idea which century it is of. |
 |
Someone has sent this map to me. All the places are named not in Russian. We placed it here, because all the places are exactly what they should be. |
 |
This map was taken from a tourist guide. The left top corner contains the image of a Buryat God. You can see such wooden idols at the Buryat holy grounds, called "Burkhan's place" or "Obo". People usually stop at such places and put whatever they can, cigarettes, coins, etc., to make their further travel easier and trouble free. |
 |
This map shows the western shoreline of North Lake Baikal, from Severobaikalsk to Kotelnikovsky Cape. |
 |
This map shows the western shoreline of North Lake Baikal, from Kotelnikovsky Cape to North Cedar Cape. |
 |
This map shows the western shoreline of North Lake Baikal, from North Cedar Cape to Hardo Cape. |
 |
This map shows the Northeastern part of North Lake Baikal, from Nizhneangarsk to Turaly Cape. |
 |
This map shows the eastern shoreline of North Lake Baikal, from Turaly Cape to Birakan cape. |
 |
This map shows the eastern part of North Lake Baikal, the area of Davshe. |
 |
This is the administrative map of The Republic Of Buryatiya. |
 |
This is the map of East-Siberian railroad. |
Main
Information
