English: One of the versions (probably, 1960s vintage) of the Russian Northern Rivers Diversion plan. The scheme depicted involves transfer of water from the Yenisei into the Ob, and piping water upstream from the Ob via Irtysh and Ishim, and then a canal, toward the Aral Sea. An actual implementation would also see a canal skirting the Aral Sea from the east (not shown on this map), to bring water to the Syr Darya and Amu Darya. Russia.
Esperanto: La skemo de turno de siberiaj riveroj (Rusio).
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