Liepaja port is the largest ice-free port in Latvia. The seaport handles a large volume of various cargo: oil products, metal, timber, coal, chemical cargo, scrap metal.
In 1950-1960s "...
International projects
International projects
Over more than 80 years, some 400 projects in 16 countries have been built and reconstructed after the designs developed by Lengiprotrans: railway lines, hubs and stations, power lines, production facilities, railway terminals, bridges and viaducts.
The project geography is vast: Russia, the Baltic States, the Middle East, and CIS.
In 1970–1980, Lengiprotrans had its permanent representation office in the Republic of Cuba.
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- 1950 — 1959
- 1960 — 1969
Esil is a station in the Akmola region of Kazakhstan. Trains follow through it in the directions to Astana, Kartaly, Arkalyk.
In 1950-1970, during the transport development of virgin lands and...
- 1950 — 1959
The Port of Riga is a large ice-free port in the capital of Latvia. Most of the cargo turnover is made up of transit cargo, the main of which are: coal, oil products, timber and container cargo...
- 1950 — 1959
- 1960 — 1969
Akmolinsk (now Astana) is a railway station in the capital of Kazakhstan.
In 1950-1970, during the transport development of virgin lands and coal deposits of the Kazakh SSR, Lengiprotrans...
- 1950 — 1959
- 1960 — 1969
Klaipeda is a large ice-free port in Lithuania on the eastern coast of the Baltic Sea. Here the import and export of goods such as oil, coal, timber, metals, cotton, grain is carried out.
On...
- 1950 — 1959
- 1960 — 1969
Ekibastuz is a large industrial and transport center in the Pavlodar region of Kazakhstan. In 1954, the first coal mine of the Irtyshugol trust with a capacity of 3 million tons of coal per year...
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