| Bashkir bilingual signs (10) |
| Chuvash bilingual signs (10) |
| Cobblestone pavement (10) |
| East of Birobidzhan (10) |
| Extended insulator bars (10) |
| Khabarovsk-Vanino road (10) |
| Komi bilingual signs (10) |
| Mari bilingual signs (10) |
| Mari El historical buildings (10) |
| Mesh framework utility poles (10) |
| Poorly-tracked dirt roads (20) |
| Road to Yakutsk (10) |
| Rounded rectangular fences (10) |
| Sunset coverage (10) |
| Tatar bilingual signs (10) |
| Tropical plants (10) |
| Tunkinsky National Park (10) |
| Unique bollard (10) |
| West of Birobidzhan (10) |
| Yellow bands (10) |
| Yellow pole plates (10) |
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Bashkir bilingual signs
Bashkir bilingual signs are found in Bashkortostan and use “урамы” for street, the same as Tatar, but are often not abbreviated.
Description and images taken from: www.plonkit.net/russia.
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