Moscow – Vladivostok

Moscow to Vladivostok by the Baikal & Amur Express Agency: 8 days at sea in 1925, first class from £40 10s., sailing Tuesday, Saturday from Moscow, weekly.

Passage computes it for Call of Cthulhu and any 1920s or 1930s tabletop campaign: pick two places and a date, and print the ticket the purser's clerk would have written.

Baikal Express · Trans-Siberian

Itinerary

• Moscow → Omsk · 2,700 km · via the Urals
• Omsk → Irkutsk · 2,550 km · via Novosibirsk and Krasnoyarsk
• Irkutsk → Harbin · 2,000 km · via Chita and Manchuli
• Harbin → Vladivostok · 780 km

Sailings

Tuesday, Saturday from Moscow, weekly; homeward Monday, Thursday from Vladivostok.

Trains

• Trans-Siberian Express

Classes sold

• 1920 to 1939: First Class, Second Class

The whole route in 1925

Distance

4,336 nautical miles

Duration

8 days on Trans-Siberian Express

Fare · First Class

£40 10s.

Fare · Second Class

£27

The whole route in 1933

Distance

4,336 nautical miles

Duration

8 days on Trans-Siberian Express

Fare · First Class

£40 10s.

Fare · Second Class

£27

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