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Miass II

Miass II is a third-class freight railway station in the Zlatoust region of the South Ural Railway , located in the city of Miass, Chelyabinsk Region .

Station
Miass II
Miass I - Uchaly
South Ural Railway
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2TE10V diesel locomotive and RA1 rail bus at the station
Branch w. d.Zlatoust
opening date1959 [1]
Type offreight
Number of platforms2
Number of paths7
Type of platforms1 side, 1 island
Platform shapestraight, low
Currentconstant 3 kV
Exit tothe streets of Herzen , Railway Station , Puteynaya
LocationMiass city, Chelyabinsk region
Distance to Miass I4 km
Distance to Uchaly93 km
Tariff zoneeleven
Station code84510
Code in ACMS805571
Code in Express 32040427

The station is adjacent to the Miass-2 railway community of the Miass city district (part of the city of Miass).

Content

History

The station was opened in 1959 during the construction of the Miass I - Uchaly railway line. The station had freight and passenger significance.

Until the 2000s, a locomotive depot existed at the station, which served the Miass II - Uchaly section. Closed due to the enlargement of the Zlatoust depot (TCH-1), the assigned fleet at the time of closing was 14 diesel locomotives , including 7 two-section ones.

It was previously connected by suburban trains with Miass , Zlatoust and Uchaly and long-distance train No. 607/608 in various variations: Orenburg - Uchaly , Uchaly - Kumertau , Kumertau - Uchaly , Uchaly - Sterlitamak , Sterlitamak - Uchaly , Uchaly - Ufa with the cities of the Republic of Bashkortostan and the Gornozavodsky zone of the Chelyabinsk region . In the summer of 2008, passenger trains were canceled.

In 2006, the Miass-I station underwent a reconstruction of the EC station , during which the EBI-Lock 950 microprocessor system was introduced, and the Miass-II station became the third (cargo) fleet of the Miass-I station .

Travel Economy

The station is electrified. In the direction of Uchaly there is no electrification. There are 7 tracks and 2 dead ends at the station.

Freight

Notes

  1. Arkhangelsky A. S. Arkhangelsky V. A. Railway stations of the USSR (Handbook, book 1) // M .: Transport. - 1981. - 368 p. S. 315.





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