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This map shows the route of the White Sea-Baltic Sea Canal ("Belomorkanal") between the White Sea and Baltic Sea. It shows the lakes Vygozero, Onega, and Ladoga, and the Svir' and Neva rivers too.
Created by NormanEinstein, December 6, 2005.
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This map shows the route of the White Sea-Baltic Sea Canal between the White Sea and Baltic Sea. (Heh heh.) It shows the lakes Vygozero, Onega, and Ladoga, and the Sivr and Neva rivers too. Created by NormanEinstein, December 6, 2005. {{GFDL-self}} [[C