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Rivers of the empire as depicted on the Geographical Atlas

Graphic depiction of the river networks composing the Black Sea basin.

Topology "map" of the rivers of southern New England produced by Daniel Huffman, cartographer and author of the blog, "somethingaboutmaps."

Russia was a riverine-boreal empire, replete with rivers ranging from the mighty Volga to the seasonal streams washing down hillsides in the Caucasian highlands. Rivers were a fundamental element of Russia's spatial profile, and they are a…