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| − | '''Irkutsk''' (Russian: Иркутск) is a | + | {{Infobox Location |
| + | |name_native = Иркутск | ||
| + | |country = Russia | ||
| + | |subdivision_type = Region (oblast) | ||
| + | |subdivision_name = Irkutsk Oblast | ||
| + | |subdivision_symbol = Flag_of_Irkutsk_Oblast.svg | ||
| + | |map = <map lat='52.28' lng='104.3' zoom='10' /> | ||
| + | |pop = 587,891 | ||
| + | |plate = 38, 85, 138 | ||
| + | |motorways = [[M53 (Russia)|M53]], [[M55 (Russia)|M55]] | ||
| + | }} | ||
| + | '''Irkutsk''' (Russian: Иркутск) is a city in [[Siberia]], [[Russia]] on the western shores of Lake Baikal. | ||
| − | == | + | == Hitchhiking out == |
| − | === | + | === North West towards [[Angarsk]], [[Kansk]], [[Krasnoyarsk]] (M-53) === |
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| − | {{ | + | In Irkutsk, take a number 30 bus going to новоленино (Novolenino), and go right to the very end of the route. The M-53 runs along beside the final bus stop. The road is excellent to hitch on as the traffic is slow and there is plenty of room to pull over. You should very quickly get a ride to Angarsk at least, possibly much further. |
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| + | === Southwest towards [[Sludianka]], [[Ulan-Ude]], [[Chita]] (M-55) === | ||
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| + | From downtown Irkutsk, near the main market, take a minibus (marshrutka) in the direction Shelekhov (Шелехов) until one of the last stops (not the last one); ask your driver for the federalnaya towards Baikal (approximately 50 minutes, about 37 Rubels). You will be on the M55 highway which goes around the southern shores of Lake Baikal to Ulan-Ude. There is a great hitchhiking spot. | ||
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| + | == Nomadwiki & Trashwiki == | ||
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| + | {{Subdivisions of Russia}} | ||
Latest revision as of 23:02, 29 January 2021
Irkutsk Иркутск
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Country:  |
Russia |
Region (oblast):  |
Irkutsk Oblast |
| Population: | 587,891 |
| Licence plate: | 38, 85, 138 |
| Major roads: | M53, M55 |
| Meet fellow hitchhikers on Trustroots | |
Irkutsk (Russian: Иркутск) is a city in Siberia, Russia on the western shores of Lake Baikal.
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Hitchhiking out
North West towards Angarsk, Kansk, Krasnoyarsk (M-53)
In Irkutsk, take a number 30 bus going to новоленино (Novolenino), and go right to the very end of the route. The M-53 runs along beside the final bus stop. The road is excellent to hitch on as the traffic is slow and there is plenty of room to pull over. You should very quickly get a ride to Angarsk at least, possibly much further.
Southwest towards Sludianka, Ulan-Ude, Chita (M-55)
From downtown Irkutsk, near the main market, take a minibus (marshrutka) in the direction Shelekhov (Шелехов) until one of the last stops (not the last one); ask your driver for the federalnaya towards Baikal (approximately 50 minutes, about 37 Rubels). You will be on the M55 highway which goes around the southern shores of Lake Baikal to Ulan-Ude. There is a great hitchhiking spot.
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