Railway line Krivandino - Ryazanovka

The Krivandino-Ryazanovka line was put into permanent operation as part of the NKPS in 1944 (according to the reference book “USSR Railway Stations” published in 1981).

The Krivandino station itself was founded in 1912 .

In the first few years of the line’s operation, its length was about 5 km longer than now - there was a section from Ryazanovka station to the village of Radovitsy . The Ryazanovka-Radovitsa section was replaced by a narrow gauge railway no later than 1952.

In 1976, a dead end branch line was opened Sazonovo - Pilevo - in the Ryazan region. There was no passenger traffic on it.

The main cargo on the Krivandino-Ryazanovka line since its opening until 2009 was peat. Mass loading of peat was carried out at Ryazanovka and Pilevo stations. From Sorokova Bor station of the Sazonovo - Pilevo section, an access road to the woodworking plant in the village of Radovitsky Mokh (now disassembled) began.

The Sazonovo-Pilevo line has not been used since 2009 and has been fragmented. Rails were removed near the former junction station Sazonovo.

Prior to the transition to the work of the Russian Railways, the line belonged to the Moscow-Ryazan branch of the Russian Railways . Now this is the line of the Moscow-Kursk region of the Moscow Railway .

There is one operating station on the line - Ryazanovka (except Krivandino station), all other stations are closed, there are stopping points. Station and platform are not equipped with turnstiles. Both stations are part of the Moscow-Gorky Center for the Organization of the Work of Railway Stations DTSS-8 of the Moscow Directorate of Traffic Management.

Only one suburban train route ( RA1 rail bus) - Krivandino - Ryazanovka, works on the line. The frequency of movement is three pairs per day ^[1] , with all the stops.

Crivandino

The junction station of the Kazan direction, from which the line departs.

Osanovo

A stop point with one low side platform, a wooden station building and flooring across the tracks. Located near the villages of Osanovo and Osanovo-Dubovoe stations . Former class 5 intermediate station. Closed in 2004, officially in 2011.

15 kilometer

Platform. Not indicated in the documents (Tariff Guide No. 4), but exists, and the train stops. Located on the outskirts of the village of Sidorovskaya. In summer, the train stops regularly. Some cards have.

Fire

The former station was previously the terminal for a number of commuter trains. Now a stopping point consisting of one side platform. Located next to the village of the same name.

29 kilometer

Platform. Located near the village of Maleiha .

Barmino

Former class 5 intermediate station. It consists of two low platforms (side and island) and a station building. Located near the villages of Barmino and Serednikovo. Closed in 2009. An interesting fact: on the device in the driver’s cab is displayed as “Bormino Station”.

Sazonovo

Former class 5 nodal intermediate station. Consists of a station building and one low island platform. Located next to the village of the same name. From the point there is a canned branch east to Pilevo (in the Ryazan region) ^[2] . The branch rail is dismantled. Closed in 2009, all arrows dismantled, officially in 2013 ^[3] with the change of the ECP code from 232605 to 232520.

47 kilometer

Neither settlements nor summer cottages are nearby.

Ryazanovka

End station, intermediate 4 classes (previously there were 3 classes). Consists of a station building and a side platform. There are 4 ways, behind the station - after the mark "Station border" - the remains of peat overload. At the station - a "dead" train (rusted to the canvas at a dead end). Located near the village of Ryazanovsky . Previously, there was also Radovitsa station five kilometers to the south, then the terminal was moved to its current location, the line was shortened.

• List of railway stations and platforms of the Moscow region

• Photos of stations and platforms of the Meshchersky region on the site "Savelovskaya Glukhoman"
• Photos of stations and platforms on the website abramkin-s-travel.by.ru
• Train Schedule
• Railway Krivandino - Ryazanovka on the "Site about the railway" by Sergey Bolashenko
• Photos of the line on train-photo.ru