
Hardly anyone can imagine the infinite dimensions of regions east of the European part of Russia. But, comparing to those east of Ural, they are rather busy. Many of the waterways in the European part of the country are frozen for more than half of the year and it's surprising at first sight how much they are used by commercial vessels during the rest of the year; first of all because they are needed for the transport of wood and other resources of this area.
Leisure boating is taking place on the waterways around Moscow, Saint Petersburg and on River Volga. Navigating on the waterways of the country is for foreign skippers an uncertain thing since the law, regulating that only in Russia matriculated boats, are admitted, has still not been revised officially
waterway in Russia: Belaja River | Russia, Don River / Volga - Don Canal | Russia, Kama River | Russia, Moskow Canal / Volga-Moskow-Canal / Moskwa River | Russia, Newa / Svyr / Volga-Baltic States-Canal | Russia, Oka River | Russia, Saima Canal | Russia, Severnaja Dvina / Northern Dvina | Russia , Suchona River | Russia, Sura River | Russia, Tverca River | Russia, V´atka / Wjatka River | Russia, Volga River | Russia, White Sea-Baltic Sea-Canal | Russia, Wolkow River | Russia, Wytschegda River | Russia
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