Balashov-Passenger - a junction railway station (formerly called Khoper ) of the Southeast Railway in the city of Balashov, Saratov Region .
| Station | |
| Balashov Passenger | |
|---|---|
| Tambov I - Kamyshin Balashov - Penza | |
| Southeast Railway | |
 The building of the railway station during repair, 2011 | |
| DCS | DCS-6 Balashovsky |
| Region w. d. | Michurinsky |
| opening date | 1985 |
| Former names | Hopper |
| Type of | passenger, cargo |
| Number of platforms | 3 |
| Number of paths | 7 |
| Type of platforms | low |
| Platform shape | straight |
| Exit to | Lower street |
| Station code | 605404 |
| Code in ACMS | |
| Code in Express 3 | 2014 737 |
Content
- 1 Activities
- 2 Long-distance trains
- 2.1 Year-round train traffic
- 2.2 Seasonal train traffic
- 3 History
- 4 notes
- 5 Links
Activities
At the station are carried out:
- sale of passenger tickets;
- reception and baggage claim;
- reception and issuance of wagon loads (there are driveways).
Near the station there is a locomotive depot ТЧ-15 .
Long-distance trains
According to the 2019 schedule , the following long-distance trains run through the station:
Year-round train traffic
| Train number | Driving route | Train number | Driving route |
|---|---|---|---|
| 57 | Irkutsk - Kislovodsk | 58 | Kislovodsk - Irkutsk |
| 97 | Tynda - Kislovodsk | 98 | Kislovodsk - Tynda |
| 117 | Samara - Adler | 118 | Adler - Samara |
| 133 | Tomsk - Anapa | 134 | Anapa - Tomsk |
| 139 | Barnaul - Adler | 140 | Adler - Barnaul |
| 309 | Vorkuta - Adler | 310 | Adler - Vorkuta |
| 311 | Vorkuta - Novorossiysk | 312 | Novorossiysk - Vorkuta |
| 335 | Ekaterinburg - Novorossiysk | 336 | Novorossiysk - Ekaterinburg |
| 343 | Moscow - Balashov | 344 | Balashov - Moscow |
| 379 | Kamyshin - Moscow | 380 | Moscow - Kamyshin |
Seasonal Train Movement
| Train number | Driving route | Train number | Driving route |
|---|---|---|---|
| 233 | Yekaterinburg - Imereti resort | 234 | Imereti resort - Yekaterinburg |
| 289 | Ekaterinburg - Anapa | 290 | Anapa - Ekaterinburg |
| 473 | Samara - Anapa | 474 | Anapa - Samara |
| 475 | Kazan - Imereti resort | 476 | Imereti resort - Kazan |
| 487 | Samara - Sukhum | 488 | Sukhumi - Samara |
| 497 | Izhevsk - Adler | 498 | Adler - Izhevsk |
| 501 | Kirov - Anapa | 502 | Anapa - Kirov |
| 507 | Izhevsk - Novorossiysk | 508 | Novorossiysk - Izhevsk |
| 531 | Kirov - Adler | 532 | Adler - Kirov |
| 549 | Tolyatti - Adler | 550 | Adler - Tolyatti |
| 583 | Kazan - Anapa | 584 | Anapa - Kazan |
| 591 | Priobye - Perm - Anapa | 592 | Anapa - Perm - Ob |
| 595 | Novy Urengoy - Tyumen - Yekaterinburg - Anapa | 596 | Anapa - Yekaterinburg - Tyumen - Novy Urengoy |
History
The railway junction Balashov has three railway stations : Balashov-1 [1] , Balashov-2 [2] , Balashov-Passenger.
Earlier, passenger trains followed through the station Balashov-1, but recently they all stop at the station Balashov-Passenger. The large passenger station is practically not in demand and as of 2011 was under reconstruction. [3]
The station appeared at the request of the townspeople after 1985 , since the Khoper station is located outside the city. Trains running along the main line Liski - Rtishchevo did not directly go to Balashov, so in order to leave the city, I had to travel with a transfer. The only train in the late 1980s passing through the city: Moscow - Kamyshin, traveling through Tambov . At the same time, he stopped at all three stations: Balashov-2, Balashov-1 and Khoper [4] .
Notes
- ↑ Balashov 1 | Train station . Reference (inaccessible link) . TransLogistic.ru . Date of treatment June 29, 2011. Archived December 1, 2010.
- ↑ Balashov II | Train station . Reference (inaccessible link) . TransLogistic.ru . Date of treatment June 29, 2011. Archived December 1, 2010.
- ↑ Yours - Balashov
- ↑ Questions on the railway history of the city of Balashov