Golutvin is a junction station of the Ryazan direction of the Moscow Railway and the main station of the city of Kolomna in the Moscow Region . Refers to the Moscow-Ryazan region MOR. Suburban trains to Moscow and Ryazan and Ozyory .
| Station | |||
| Golutvin | |||
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| Ryazan direction Golutvin - Ozyory | |||
| Moscow Railway | |||
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| Region g. d. | Moscow-Ryazan | ||
| opening date | 1862 [1] | ||
| Former names | Kolomna (until May 1, 1897 ) | ||
| Type of | cargo | ||
| Classiness | 2 | ||
| Number of platforms | 3 | ||
| Platform Form | straight | ||
| Distance to Moscow | 117 km  | ||
| Tariff zone | 13 | ||
| Code in automatic control system | 233805 | ||
| Code in " Express-3 " | 20,00050 | ||
Located on Vosstaniya Square . Nearby is one of the world's largest engineering plants Kolomna Plant - them. V.V. Kuibyshev .
Next to the station there is a bus station, from where intercity buses depart to Moscow, Ryazan and settlements of the city of Kolomensky . Past the station passes the main urban highway - st. October Revolution . There is a stop of trams 1, 2, 3, 4, 6 and 8th routes. In addition to the tram, to the station suitable routes of city buses and taxis.
The distance along the tracks from Kazansky railway station is 117 km, the journey time with all the stops is about 2.5 hours. Refers to the thirteenth tariff zone.
There are two transit (island and side) landing platforms, as well as a dead-end platform from which the train departs (from June 5, 2016 - the diesel train PDM — 001 ) to Lakes. The island platform is connected to the station by a footbridge.
The station was opened on July 20, 1862 [2] . Electrified in 1958. [3]
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History
In 1862, the Moscow - Ryazan railway line reached Kolomna . When the branch approached the Oka , the board of directors appealed to the city authorities for land allocation for the construction of the station. But the price offered by the city was so high that the board was forced to abandon the idea of building a station inside the city limits. However, in 1863, engineer Struve bought a plot of land near the village of Bobrovo (Bobrenevo), near Kolomna, from the landowner N. M. Golitsyn. And on this land at the same time began the construction of the plant and the railway station with the name "Kolomna". Later, the road built a platform called Novo-Kolomna in the city itself, but at the expense of the passengers themselves (the ticket from Moscow to the city was more expensive than the more distant station at the plant). Over time, in order to avoid confusion, the station was renamed to “Golutvin”, and the platform - to “ Kolomna ”.
Art Mention
- At the station Golutvin took place the shooting of the film " City of Zero "
- The station can be seen in the movie " Honest, smart, unmarried ... "
Notes
- ↑ USSR railway stations. Directory. - M., Transport, 1981
- ↑ History of Russian highways Archived March 23, 2012.
- ↑ History of the electrification of the USSR railways . www.parovoz.com. The appeal date is March 11, 2018.
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