KOMSOMOLSK/NIKOLAYEVSK RAILROAD SOVIET FAR EAST

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CIA-RDP78T04751A000300070024-0
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RIPPUB
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T
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2
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December 28, 2016
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December 7, 2005
Sequence Number: 
24
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Publication Date: 
November 14, 1958
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BRIEF
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TOP SECRET Apprv d For Release 2005/12/25: CIA-RD 78T04751 00030007 V -0 HTAVTOMAT FILE COPY Copy No. 115 JOINT PHOTOGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE BRIEF ARMY-CIA INSTALLATION: Komsomols.k/Nikolayevsk Railroad BRIEF NO. JB-23-58 LOCATION Soviet Far East DATE 14 November 1958 B B. E. NUMBER: None : 50035' to 53009'N WAC NUMBER: 204 and. 196 137002" to 1400431E REQUIREMENT RR/HTA/E/R44/58: Describe the .Komsomolsk/Nikol.ayevskR.ailroad. 25X1 D The K.omsomolsk/Nikolayevsk Railroad. is one of the new post-World War II railroads under construction in the Soviet Far East. A study of indicates that this single-track railroad: i111.e has been corn- p.ete and is operational from Komsomolsk northeast to Litvintsevo, a dis- tance of 130 kilometers. Beyond Litvintsevo where only a few miles of the railroad are covered by photography the roadbed has been cons.tru~ted, but it does not appear that tracks have been. laid. Although only the northern half of this completed 130-kilometer section is covered by photography, it is apparent that the new railroad leaves the Komsomolsk-Sovetskaya Gavan Railroad at a point near Selikhin or Tudor, approximately 50 to 60 -kilometers east of Komsomolsk. It extends in a ;northeasterly direction. to Ondy (50044'N/137055.'E), where the photo cov- erage begins, and then. runs along the eastern bank of the Amur River to just beyond Litvintsevo (51?06'N/138028E) where the coverage