Russia is the largest country in the world, and it's connected to both Europe and Asia. Russia is a transcontinental country because it has a European territory and Asian territory. Mainly, there is a mountain range in Russia called the Ural Mountains. The Ural Mountains are a natural boundary which divides Asia from Europe, therefore Siberia naturally becomes the Asian territory which is also Northern Asia, consisting the remaindor of Russia between the Ural Mountains and the Pacific ocean. Also Bordered by other Asian countries such as Kazakhstan, China, Mongolia, and even Japan.
Generally, Asian part of Russia is considered all territory from Ural Mountains to the Far East (Sea of Okhotsk)
Siberia is located in the northern part of Asia. Over half of Russia is considered Siberian territory. It is the coldest part of Russia.
The territory behind the Ural Mountains is called Siberia. It is a vast region in Russia known for its harsh winters, diverse landscapes, and abundant natural resources.
Siberia (part of Russia)
yes, in the jungles and in Siberia territory.
ASIA
Siberia is the farthest west territory. (It's also the farthest east, depending on which way matters to you)
Yes,some of them do,for example in Russian Siberia.
If you are already in Russia, Europe or many of the Asian countries, you can get to Siberia by train or plane. Otherwise, you would need to travel to a city with an International Airport or Port and then a train or internal flight. Siberia is a big place.
The Strait between Asia (Siberia) and Alaska is the Bearing Strait.
NO