Trans-Siberian Railroads

Definition

A network of railways connecting Moscow with the Russian Far East and the Sea of Japan. It is one of the longest railway lines in the world.

Analogy

Imagine if you had a super long string that could stretch across your entire house from your bedroom all way down to your kitchen. That's what Trans-Siberian Railroads are like for Russia - they connect distant parts together making travel and trade easier.

Related terms

Transportation Infrastructure: Refers to structures that provide pathways for goods and people including roads, bridges, airports, seaports and railroads.

Trade Routes: Paths used regularly by traders or merchants. They can be over land or sea and facilitate exchange between different regions.

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