Malaya Vishera is a railway station in the town of Malaya Vishera on the main run of the Oktyabrskaya Railway Moscow -St . Petersburg . The farthest station, which is followed by suburban electric trains from the Moscow railway station of St. Petersburg .
| Station | |||
| Malaya Vishera | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Moscow direction | |||
| October Railway | |||
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| Branch g. d. | St. Petersburg branch | ||
| opening date | 1851 [1] | ||
| Type of | passenger and cargo | ||
| Number of platforms | five | ||
| Platform Type | 2 side low, 1 island low, 2 island high | ||
| Platform Form | straight lines | ||
| Architects | R. A. Zhelyazevich | ||
| Output to | st. Revolution, Leningrad, Volodarsky, Pushkin | ||
| Transfer at the station | not | ||
| Distance to St. Petersburg | 162 km  | ||
| Distance to Moscow | 488 km | ||
| Code in automatic control system | 041602 | ||
| Code in " Express-3 " | 2004592 | ||
Content
History
The station opened in 1851. Built according to a standard design (the same was built in Bologom and Tver ) by architect R. A. Zhelyazevich , - an assistant to Konstantin Ton .
Infrastructure
Station Station is located between the tracks. At the station there are 5 passenger platforms: platforms No. 1 and 2 - low, side, platforms No. 3 and 5 - high, island, platform No. 4 - low, island. The platforms are interconnected by a pedestrian bridge.
A locomotive operates at the station (TCHR-19 of the Oktyabrskaya Railway); a carriage depot operated previously. Currently, the depot conducts a full audit of wheel pairs of electric locomotives and diesel locomotives [2] . The historic roundhouse , previously equipped with a turntable, is abandoned.
Movement
As of January 2013, there are 7 commuter trains a day from the station to Moskovsky railway station of St. Petersburg, 3 pairs (one on weekends) to Okulovka station (some of them follow another route number also further, to Bologoe- Moscow
The station has a stop of more than 25 pairs of long-distance trains.
In accordance with the summer schedule of 2014, about 100 trains will proceed daily at the sections adjacent to the station .
As of December 2018, the following long-distance trains run through the station:
| Year-round train circulation | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Train number | Driving route | Train number | Driving route |
| 17 Karelia | Petrozavodsk - Moscow | 18 Karelia | Moscow - Petrozavodsk |
| 23 "2-storey" | - | 24 "2-storey" | Moscow - St. Petersburg |
| 35 "North Palmyra 2-storey" | St. Petersburg - Adler | 36 "North Palmyra 2-storey" | Adler - St. Petersburg |
| 41 | Veliky Novgorod - Nizhny Novgorod | 42 | Nizhny Novgorod - Veliky Novgorod |
| 43 | St. Petersburg - Novorossiysk | 44 | Novorossiysk - St. Petersburg |
| 45 "Textile Edge" | St. Petersburg - Ivanovo | 46 "Textile Edge" | Ivanovo - St. Petersburg |
| 49 | St. Petersburg - Kislovodsk | 50 | Kislovodsk - St. Petersburg |
| 59 Volga | - | 60 Volga | Nizhny Novgorod - St. Petersburg |
| 81 | St. Petersburg - Belgorod | 82 | Belgorod - St. Petersburg |
| 87 | St. Petersburg - Smolensk | 88 | Smolensk - St. Petersburg |
| 89 | St. Petersburg - Volgograd | 90 | Volgograd - St. Petersburg |
| 91 | Murmansk - Moscow | 92 | Moscow - Murmansk |
| 107 Samara | St. Petersburg - Samara | 108 "Samara" | Samara - St. Petersburg |
| 109 | St. Petersburg - Astrakhan | 110 | Astrakhan - St. Petersburg |
| 111 | St. Petersburg - Voronezh | 112 | Voronezh - St. Petersburg |
| 115 | - | 116 | Adler - St. Petersburg |
| 119 | St. Petersburg - Belgorod | 120 | - |
| 121 | St. Petersburg - Vladikavkaz | 122 | - |
| 133 "Volga" | St. Petersburg - Kazan | 134 "Volga" | Kazan - St. Petersburg |
| 135 | St. Petersburg - Makhachkala | 136 | - |
| 139 | St. Petersburg - Bryansk | 140 | Bryansk - St. Petersburg |
| 337 | St. Petersburg - Samara | 338 | Samara - St. Petersburg |
| 347 | St. Petersburg - Ufa | 348 | Ufa - St. Petersburg |
| 607 | St. Petersburg - Yaroslavl | 608 | Yaroslavl - St. Petersburg |
| 721 "Swallow" | St. Petersburg - Bologoye | 722 "Swallow" | Bologoye - St. Petersburg |
| Seasonal train circulation | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Train number | Driving route | Train number | Driving route |
| 55 | - | 56 | Moscow - St. Petersburg |
| 189 | St. Petersburg - Ostashkov | 190 | Ostashkov - St. Petersburg |
| 227 | St. Petersburg - Novorossiysk | 228 | Novorossiysk - St. Petersburg |
| 245 | St. Petersburg - Yeisk | 246 | Yeysk - St. Petersburg |
| 247 | St. Petersburg - Anapa | 248 | - |
| 259 | St. Petersburg - Anapa | 260 | Anapa - St. Petersburg |
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Notes
- ↑ USSR railway stations. Directory. - M., Transport, 1981
- ↑ Encyclopedia of railways of the former USSR . Archived July 14, 2012. on site Steam Engine IP