The role of Moskow-Siberian tract in economic and cultural development of Siberia in the XIX century

The article tells the history of one of the worlds largest way formation - Moscow or Siberian Tract. Itran from Moscow through Kazan, Tyumen, Tomsk and Krasnoyarsk till Irkutsk. Although, there was rather developed infrastructure alongthe tract, quality of those roads left much to be desire. State-owned postal stations, private inns and roadside settlements with its populationprovided uninterrupted cargo delivery and movement of travelers across Siberia. Here we described not only the track influence on Siberiansdaily life but Siberians communion to Russian culture, their wide communicating with different social groups, that made them to be moredeveloped and adapted for new conditions of that life.

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