Michurinsk-Uralsky

Michurinsk-Uralsky is one of two railway stations in the city of Michurinsk , a junction deadlock station (in contrast to the station of Michurinsk-Voronezh ).

Station
Michurinsk-Uralsky
Southeast Railway
Object of cultural heritage of Russia of regional significance reg. No. 681410919170005 ( EGROKN ) (Wikigid database)
Region w. d.	Michurinsky
opening date	1866 [1]
Type of	passenger
Exit to	Michurinsk
Distance to Moscow	410 km
Station code	600909
Code in Express 3	2014,420

Long-distance trains stop at the station with directions to Moscow , St. Petersburg , Voronezh , Saratov , Tambov , Volgograd , Brest , Mogilev , Vitebsk , Berlin , Prague , Astrakhan , Nalchik , Simferopol , Stavropol , Aktobe , Mangyshlak , Alma-Ata , Vladikavkaz , Makhachkala , Novorossiysk , Ufa and others. In the summer, additional trains are also appointed to Adler , Sochi , Anapa , which connect the northern regions of the country with southern resorts. The station is the final destination for commuter trains.

Northern direction: Kochetovka , Ranenburg , Pavelets , Ryazan II ;

South direction: Dirt-Voronezh , Voronezh I ;

East direction: Tambov ( rail bus ).

At the station, locomotives are being changed, including in the eastern direction to diesel traction.