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1. Oxford Dictionary

   Trans-Siberian Railway

   • ph.
     a railway running from Moscow east around Lake Baikal to Vladivostok on the Sea of Japan (East Sea), a distance of 9,311 km (5,786 miles). Begun in 1891 and virtually completed by 1904, it opened up Siberia and advanced Russian interests in eastern Asia.