Andronovka is a junction railway station of the Small Ring of the Moscow Railway in Moscow. It is part of the Moscow-Kursk center for the organization of work of the railway stations DTSS-1 of the Moscow Directorate of Traffic Management. The main nature of the work is intermediate, the volume of work is assigned to class 3. Previously, it was a class 4 station.
| Station | |||
| Andronovka | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Small ring of the Moscow railway | |||
| Moscow railway | |||
 Station historic station
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| DCS | DCS-1 Moscow-Kursk | ||
| Region w. d. | Moscow-Kursk | ||
| opening date | 1908 [1] | ||
| Type of | intermediate | ||
| Class | 3 | ||
| Platform shape | arcuate | ||
| Adjacent Fields | Andronovka - Ugreshskaya (3), Andronovka - Lefortovo (3), Andronovka - Perovo (4, non-electric), Andronovka - Northern post (1, non-electric) | ||
| Distance to the intersection with Oktyabrskaya Railway | 21 km | ||
| Code in ACMS | 199318 | ||
The name of the station is from the village of Andronovo , which existed in the XIX century two kilometers to the west, on the current Highway of Enthusiasts .
Two passenger stopping points of the Moscow Central Ring are located within the station. In the north neck is the platform of the same name , in the south - the Nizhny Novgorod platform. Both platforms were open to passengers on September 10, 2016, along with the opening of the MCC.
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Description
It is located between the industrial zones of the districts of the Lefortovo and Nizhny Novgorod districts (the historical district of Karacharovo ). Over the northern neck of the station is an overpass of the Kazan direction of the Moscow Railway .
Connecting branches depart from the north neck of the station to the Kazan direction of the Moscow Railway, from the south - to the station Northern post with access roads to the Sickle and Hammer and Crystal plants.
Earlier, the path from the south mouth of the station went to the Kursk direction of the Moscow Railway , for some time going parallel to the Small Ring, and, moving away from the main passage at the branch from the Ugreshskaya station, went to the Lyublino-Sortirovochny Kursk passage. After the reconstruction, the third main path took the place of this branch, and now it adjoins directly to the Ugreshskaya station.
The station, two residential buildings, a water pump and a gatehouse of the beginning of the 20th century have been preserved. The settlement of New Andronovka , which arose in the pre-revolutionary years near the station, is completely absorbed by industrial zones.
Several station tracks are equipped for the sludge of the MCC urban electric trains at night and during off-peak times.
Neighboring stations of the Small Ring District MZD
- Clockwise - Ugreshskaya
- Counterclockwise - Lefortovo
See also
- List of Moscow railway stations and platforms
Notes
- β Railway stations of the USSR. Directory. - M., Transport, 1981