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Materials for describing Russian rivers and the history of improving their navigational conditions. Issue. 10. Ice sediment and winter congestion on the river. Neveu
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Materials for describing Russian rivers and the history of improving their navigational conditions. St. Petersburg: Publication of the Department of Water and Highways and Commercial Ports (on the water and highway communications department), 1902-1917. Вып. 10: Ice sediment and winter congestion on the river. Neve. 1906. |
Materials for describing Russian rivers and the history of improving their navigational conditions. Issue. 1. The Dniester, its description and assumptions on its improvement
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Materials for describing Russian rivers and the history of improving their navigational conditions. St. Petersburg: Publication of the Department of Water and Highways and Commercial Ports (on the water and highway communications department), 1902-1917. Вып. 1: Dniester, its description and suggestions for its improvement. 1902. |
Crimea. Yalta. Vessel
| Crimea. Yalta. Vessel. |
A brief description of the internal Russian empire of the waterway, between the Baltic, Black, White and Caspian, the seas,
| Bakhturin, Alexander Nikolaevich. A brief description of the internal Russian empire of the waterway, between the Baltic, Black, White and Caspian seas. St.Petersburg: Printed ... at the Shnor printing house, 1802. |
Engineering and technological aspects of construction of Water Communications Russia in XVIII - the first quarter of XX century.(Example Ob-Eniseyskoy connective aqueous systems)
Litvinov, Olga G..Engineering and technological aspects of construction of Water Communications Russia in XVIII - the first quarter of XX century.(Example Ob-Eniseyskoy connective aqueous systems).Tomsk, 2016.
Ancient Russian hierography,
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Ancient Russian andrography ,. St.Petersburg: Published by Nikolai Novikov [Type. Acad. Sciences], 1773. |
The case of establishing a more convenient and quick communication between Russia and Sweden via Finland
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Council of Ministers (1905-1917). The case of establishing a more convenient and quick communication between Russia and Sweden via Finland. |
The White Sea-Baltic Canal named after Stalin
| The White Sea-Baltic Canal named after Stalin. Moscow: History of factories and plants, 1934. |