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The '''Chernyshevskoye-Kybartai border crossing''' joins Russia's [[Kaliningrad]] region with [[Lithuania]]. It lies near the Lithuanian town of [[Marijampole]].
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The '''Chernyshevskoye-Kybartai border crossing''' joins Russia's [[Kaliningrad Oblast]] at Chernyshevskoye with [[Lithuania]] at Kybartai. It lies near the Lithuanian town of [[Marijampole]].
  
 
Walking across this border is permitted.
 
Walking across this border is permitted.
  
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== Hitching out ==
 
== Hitching out ==
  
=== West towards Kaliningrad ===
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=== West towards [[Kaliningrad]] ===
  
After crossing the border, it is best to walk 2–3 km out of the village until you reach a three-way intersection. Two of the road at the intersection lead back towards Lithuania, but the third road is clearly signposted for Kaliningrad. There is not so much long-distance traffic here, but you should be able to stop a truck before too long.
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After crossing the border, it is best to walk 2–3 km out of the village until you reach a three-way intersection. Two of the roads at the intersection lead back towards Lithuania, but the third road is clearly signposted for Kaliningrad. There is not so much long-distance traffic here, but you should be able to stop a truck before too long.
  
 
[[Category:Russia]]
 
[[Category:Russia]]
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[[Category:Lithuania]]
 
[[Category:Border crossings]]
 
[[Category:Border crossings]]

Latest revision as of 20:15, 24 June 2012

The Chernyshevskoye-Kybartai border crossing joins Russia's Kaliningrad Oblast at Chernyshevskoye with Lithuania at Kybartai. It lies near the Lithuanian town of Marijampole.

Walking across this border is permitted.

<map lat='54.6386' lng='22.7432' zoom='12' view='3' float='right' />

Hitching out

West towards Kaliningrad

After crossing the border, it is best to walk 2–3 km out of the village until you reach a three-way intersection. Two of the roads at the intersection lead back towards Lithuania, but the third road is clearly signposted for Kaliningrad. There is not so much long-distance traffic here, but you should be able to stop a truck before too long.