1). As a train moves eastward after passing over the Ural mountains, what is the first major stop?
A: ?
2). What railroad would you take if you wanted to pass north of Lake Baikal?
A: You would take the Baikal-Amur Mainline?
1. I don't know, but you may find the answer in one or both of these sites.
http://www.expresstorussia.com/moscow-vladivostok-train.html
http://wikitravel.org/upload/shared//thumb/4/4f/Trans-Siberian_railway_map.png/550px-Trans-Siberian_railway_map.png
2. I think you're right.
as a train moved eastward after passing over the Ural Mountains what is the first major stop
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To find the answer to question 1, you would need to refer to a map or use an online resource that shows the train routes in the area. One possible way to find this information is by using a search engine and searching for "train routes east of Ural mountains" or something similar. This should provide you with a list of train stops or a map that shows the train route in that area. By analyzing the information provided, you can identify the first major stop after passing over the Ural mountains.
Regarding question 2, to find out which railroad passes north of Lake Baikal, you would also need to consult a map or use an online resource. One possible approach is to search for "railroads near Lake Baikal" or "railway routes around Lake Baikal". This should provide you with information about different railroad lines in the area. By examining the details of each railway and their routes, you can identify the one that passes north of Lake Baikal, which in this case is the Baikal-Amur Mainline.