OMSK

A city in the Asian part of Russia

• Central Russian city

• City east of the Urals

• City in Russia

• City in Siberia

• City in southwestern Russia

• City in SW Russia

• City on the Irtysh

• City on the Irtysh River

• City on the Trans-Siberian Railroad

• Dostoyevsky was imprisoned there from 1849-53

• Dostoyevsky's exile city

• Home of the Dostoyevsky Literary Museum

• Industrial city of Russia

• Oblast bordering Kazakhstan

• Oblast in southwest Russia

• Railway on the Trans-Siberian Railway

• Russian city

• Russian city founded in 1716

• Russian city near the Kazakhstan border

• Russian city on the Irtysh River

• Russian industrial center

• Russian industrial city

• Russian port

• Russian town

• Russian transportation hub

• Second-largest city in Siberia

• Second-largest Siberian city

• Siberia's second-largest city

• Siberian city

• Siberian city of more than one million

• Siberian city on the banks of the Irtysh

• Siberian city where Dostoyevsky was imprisoned

• Siberian city, W of Tomsk

• Siberian metropolis

• Siberian port

• Siberian river port

• Site of Dostoyevsky's Siberian exile

• Southern Russian city

• Soviet city founded in 1716

• Stop on the Trans-Siberia Railway

• Town on the Trans-Siberian Railroad

• Trans-Siberian Railroad city

• Trans-Siberian railroad stop

• Trans-Siberian railway city

• Trans-Siberian Railway stop

• Trans-Siberian RR stop

• Transportation hub on the Trans-Siberian railroad