Red Hill (station)

Krasny Holm is a freight and passenger railway station in the Moscow region of the October Railway , located in the city of Red Hill .

Station
Red hill
Moscow-Butyrskaya - Vesegonsk
October railway
Object of cultural heritage of Russia of regional significance reg. No. 691611296420005 ( EGROKN )
Branch w. d.	Moscow region
opening date	1899 [1]
Type of	passenger, freight
Exit to	Red Hill
Distance to Sonkovo	33 km
Distance to Moscow	295 km
Station code	051303
Code in Express 3	2004 640

The railway came to Red Hill in 1899 from the southern direction (from Sonkovo) ^[2] . At the beginning of the 20th century, the railway was extended northward to the Ovinishche II junction, with subsequent branching into Sandovo - Pestovo in the north-western direction and to Vesyegonsk in the north.

Railway tracks are oriented from the north-north-west (on Ovinishche II) to the south-south-east (on Sonkovo). There is a track development. In the northern neck of the station is a bridge across the river. Neledina , in the south - railway crossing on the P84 highway ^[3] .

The station has a wooden railway station, which also serves as a bus station. Exit to the city from the station - to the street. Railway station, running parallel to the tracks, as well as the streets of Novo-Naberezhnaya, Leo Tolstoy and Myasnikov, going northeast to the city center.

Station traffic is carried out in two directions:

• to the north - to Ovinishche II, then - to Pestovo (114 km.) or along the dead end branch to Vesyegonsk (81 km.)
• to the south - to Sonkovo ​​(33 km.), further - south to Kashin - Savelovo - Moscow, west to Bezhetsk - Bologoye or east to Rybinsk - Yaroslavl.

Passenger trains run daily four times a day: in the morning - from Sonkovo ​​to Vesegonsk and Pestovo, in the evening - in the opposite direction. On some days of the week, wagons from (to) Moscow and St. Petersburg are attached to these trains. In addition, according to a special schedule, the Yaroslavl-Glavny-Saint-Petersburg-Ladozhsky train runs through Sonkovo-Pestovo-Kirishi ^[4] .