Trans Siberian Railway from St Petersburg to Vladivostok does not run across ........

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Trans-Siberian Railway from St. Petersburg to Vladivostok does not run across :

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CAPF 2023 Paper-1

Altai range

Caucasus mountains

Ural mountains

Ob and Yenisei rivers

- The Trans-Siberian Railway is a vast network connecting St. Petersburg to Vladivostok. It's renowned for crossing varied terrains in Russia.

- Option 1: Altai Range: The railway does not cross the Altai mountains, which are south of the typical rail path.

- Option 2: Caucasus Mountains: The railway does not cross these, as they are located in southwest Russia, far from the route.

- Option 3: Ural Mountains: These mountains are indeed crossed by the railway, marking a geographical boundary between Europe and Asia.

- Option 4: Ob and Yenisei Rivers: The railway route does cross these major Siberian rivers.

Correct Answer: Option 2, Caucasus Mountains.

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