The Trans-Siberian Railroad
A)was completed after the death of Stalin.
B)travels through the far north of Siberia.
C)intentionally bypasses cities.
D)ends at the port city of Vladivostok.
E)was extensively damaged by an earthquake in 2003.

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The Trans-Siberian Railroad is a railway that runs from Moscow to the port city of Vladivostok, making D the correct option. Option A is incorrect since it was completed in 1916, long before Stalin's ascendancy. Option B is untrue as the journey stretches from the west to the east, traveling through central Siberia. Option C is also incorrect as the path of the railway crosses numerous cities and towns. Finally, option E is inaccurate as no significant earthquake has occurred to damage the route.