Cities
Regions
Government Buildings
National Landmarks
Landforms
100

This city, which functions as Russia's capital, is also the largest city in Europe.

Moscow

100

This region is made up largely of 4 different plateaus that pockmark the area.

Central Siberian Plateau

100

The Russian equal to the White House.

The Kremlin

100

Located in Red Square, this building was once the single most expensive "thing" in the world.

St. Basil's Cathedral

100

This river is responsible for the majority of trade coming out of Novosibirsk.

The Ob River

200

Known as the "Sports Capital of Russia", this city is host to 3 highly successful sports teams in soccer, hockey, and basketball.

Kazan

200

This region spans 1.5 million square miles of land. It is by far the most populated of the Great Russian Regions.

East European Plain

200

The Russian equal to the Pentagon.

The Yeltsin Center

200

This 45,000 person capacity stadium lies in Kazan and is home to the world's largest outdoor screen.

Ak Bars Arena

200

What are the 4 plateaus that make up the Central Siberian Plateau?

Putorana, Anabar, Vilyuy, and Lena

300
The center of Russian education, home to 5 universities.

Nizhny Novgorod

300

This mountainous region contains two major mountain ranges, therefore making it extremely uninhabitable.

East Siberian Mountains

300

Yekaterinburg is home to the headquarters of the _______.

Central Military District

300

One of the largest art museums in the world, it has a 24/7 armed guard that is authorized to use deadly force if necessary.

The Hermitage Museum

300

These two mountain chains run through the South Siberian Mountains. What are they?

Verkhoyansk and Chersky Mountains 

400

This city lies in the region of Siberia, and is by far the most populated city within it.

Novosibirsk

400

The only region to extend into the Middle East, this flat area is roughly 1 million square miles in total.

West Siberian Plain

400

This university, located in Nizhny Novgorod, is the most popular school that future doctors and nurses study at before entering the work force.

Research Medical University of the Volga Region.
400

Located in St. Petersburg, this building stands on the former site of the execution of former Emperor Nicholas II.

Savior of the Spilled Blood

400

These four rivers run through the East European plain. What are they?

Volga, Dnieper, Don, and Pechora 

500
The "third capital" of Russia, this city is also less widely known for being the "street art capital" of Russia.

Yekaterinburg

500

Extremely swampy and filled with thousands of lakes, this region is the exception to the idea that "people live near water"

East Siberian Lowland

500

BONUS: After Moscow, which Russian city has the highest population, and how many people call it home?

St. Petersburg, 5.6 million

500

Elsa from Disney's "Frozen" might want to call this place home if she ever had to live in Russia.

The Winter Palace

500

The Ob River flows into the ____ __ __which then connects to the ____ ___. This makes trade with the rest of Russia and other countries much easier.

Gulf of Ob, Kara Sea