Dalnegorsk, Vladivostok, Khabarovsk, Magadan, Birobidzhan.

The map of Primorski Krai (GIF, 725x850) from the D.Wood server.

Yury Lugansky's personal photo gallery. Y.Lugansky (1946) takes photographs since 1961. From 1967, he participates actively in photo exhibitions. Yury Lugansky is a Member of the Journalists' Union of Photo-Artists; he won several prizes in domestic and international competitions. Send comments to Max Sorochanov: vostok@vladivostok.com

Russian Far East from Blaine Zuver's Adventure Travel Series of reports from the far corners of the Earth. This report, co-produced with Yuriko Gamo, covers Vladivostok, Khabarovsk and Kamchatka.

The Russian Chronicles, an experiment in realtime, online, interactive photojournalism began September 11th, 1995 in Vladivostok and finished November 16, 1995 in St.Petersburg. Featuring: Vladivostok, Khabarovsk, Birobidzhan, Chita.

Far-East Russian Magazine (all 1995 issues were available in November 1996) covers history of Russia and Primorie, and many aspects of life today. You can read illustrated history of Vladivostok, learn about life of native people who lived in this region at the beginning of XX century. Vladivostok, collection of pictures: (1) Beginning of the century; (2) Today; (3) Suburbs. Copyright (C) 1995-96 East Coast Group Limited. Send comments to: vostok@vladivostok.com

Russian Far East-ONLINE server contains a lot of information about the region, business listings, and classifieds. Send comments to Aleksey Andreyev: info@rfe-online.com

You can get more information about the current events from the Vladivostok News. A small collection of nice photo taken in Vladivostok, by Dane Gregory Meyer (Tacoma, Wa., email: dane@wolfenet.com)

Dal'negorsk and other images of the Russian far East: collection of Doug Wood's pictures (he has also pictures from other countries). All contents there copywrite © 1995 D.H.Wood

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