Solovyovka is an inactive railway station of the Sakhalin region of the Far Eastern Railway . Located in the village of Solovyovka, Sakhalin Oblast . It is one of the oldest railway stations in Sakhalin. [one]
| Station | |
| Nightingale | |
|---|---|
| Korsakov - Nogliki | |
| Far Eastern Railway | |
| Branch w. d. | Sakhalin region |
| opening date | 1906 year |
| Former names | Kaizuka ( 貝 塚 до ) (until 1946 ) |
| Type of | freight |
| Type of platforms | low side |
| Platform shape | straight |
| Electrified | not electrified |
| Exit to | Solovyovka |
| Installed mileage | 14 |
| Distance to Korsakov | 12 km  |
| Distance to Nogliki | 641 km |
Content
History
- 1906 - opened as part of the launch site Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk - Solovyovka. In 1907, in connection with the opening of the Solovyovka- Novik section, the station ceased to be a dead end.
- April 1, 1943 - in connection with the inclusion of South Sakhalin in the internal territories, the station is reassigned to the Ministry of Railways of Japan
- August 1945 - during the Soviet-Japanese war occupied by the Red Army
- February 1, 1946 - de jure expelled from the Japanese railways
- April 1, 1946 - included in the Soviet railways under the name Solovyovka.
Activities
Passenger traffic at the station is periodically canceled. Until 2007 (with interruptions), two pairs of D2 Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk - Korsakov diesel trains ran, in 2009 - 2011 diesel express No. 121/122 Tomari - Korsakov was extended to Korsakov (from 2011 it was shortened back to Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk). This train did not stop in Khristoforovka.
As of July 2015, suburban traffic exists along the route Korsakov (Five Corners) - Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk twice a day.
Notes
- ↑ Chronology of construction . Archived January 11, 2013. on the site " Steam Locomotive IS "