SibirMap Ural Expansion v2.12FV By 10AVOID (1.58.x) for ETS2
16-02-2026, 11:35. Author: admin
🇷🇺 SibirMap for ETS2 - this map adds to the simulator new territories of our country that have not yet been mastered by modders. The center of the project was the city of Omsk - one of the largest cities not only in Siberia but also in Russia as a whole.In addition to Omsk, the neighboring territories, the villages of Maryanovka, Lyubino, Krasny Yar, Luzino, Druzhino, Entrance, the P402 and P254 highways, as well as the road network connecting the settlements of the new map together, have been implemented.
Features SibirMap:
– 🛣️ Roads/Highways: R-254 (Kurgan–Tyumen–Omsk–Isilkul), R-402 (Tyumen–Omsk), R-351 (Tyumen–Yekaterinburg), M-5 (Chelyabinsk–Yekaterinburg), M-7 (Kazan–Arsk), R-239 (Almetyevsk–Laishevo), plus connections to Kazakhstan (M-51/A-21)
– 🧩 Custom objects/prefabs (>350 unique), high-quality company designs (Dragon’s Design), skin packs (Danila Tanchuk)
– ⛽ Realistic gas stations, KB trucks in traffic, checkpoints, paid parking, food vendors
– ✈️ Reworked airports (Chelyabinsk, Ufa), border crossings (Petukhovo–Zhana-Zhol)
– 🎧 Nature sounds & optimization (grass range)
– 🏞️ Highly detailed landscapes of Western Siberia
– 🌐 Expanded regions: now includes Omsk and Tyumen
– 🔁 Complex interchanges crafted manually, without default prefabs
– 🏘️ Over 350 unique objects, including steles, houses, and more
– 🐣 Hidden easter eggs scattered across the map for curious explorers
– 🚙 All vehicle dealerships available on the map
– 📦 Requires all major map DLCs: Going East, Scandinavia, Viva la France, Italia, Beyond the Baltic Sea, Road to the Black Sea
Changes in v2.12FV:
– 🔄 Adapted to the latest game patch 1.58
– 🛣️ Added the M‑51 highway across Kazakhstan, from Mamlyut to Isilkul, including:
• The regional city of Petropavlovsk
• Border crossings between the Omsk region (Russia) and Kazakhstan
– 🗺️ Added numerous unique map assets and custom objects
– 🐞 Bug fixes for previous versions
🎮 Tested on game version 1.58.x
Go back