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Description	English: Location map of Russia. EquiDistantConicProjection : Central parallel : * N: 54.0° N Central meridian : * E: 100.0° E Standard parallels: * 1: 49.0° N * 2: 59.0° N Made with Natural Earth. Free vector and raster map data @ naturalearthdata.com. Notice Russia other countries disputed areas international border disputed border Because the southern Kuril islands are claimed by Russia and Japan, they are shown as disputed. For more information about this see: en:Kuril Islands dispute. These islands are since 1945 under the jurisdiction of the Russian Federation.
Date	11 March 2010
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Author	Uwe Dedering

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