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The article discusses the possibility of development and improvement of the transport infrastructure of the Arctic territories of Russia, in particular the Northern Sea Route (NSR), which has the potential to become an alternative to the existing intercontinental transport links between the countries of the Atlantic and Pacific basins. Being a natural integrating element of the whole Arctic, SMEs in their development should be based on a system of Arctic sea ports. Particular attention is paid to the seaport Sabetta (major infrastructure component "Yamal LNG" project).
Key words. Arctic transport system of the Russian Federation, the Northern Sea Route, transport infrastructure, seaport Sabetta, Novatek, Yamal, Northern latitudinal, integrated railway infrastructure, Arctic sea transport corridor.