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The difference between North and South

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Stretched from end to end, Russia’s boundary line would have wrapped around the Earth’s equator three times. The empire was vast. Distance mattered.

The average absolute distance from a forest belonging to the Baltic fleet to a shipyard on the Baltic Sea was 566 miles; the forest-to-shipyard distance for the Black Sea Fleet was 380 miles.

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