Hull Post (station)

The hull is one of the travel posts on the former Putilov branch in St. Petersburg . It is part of the railway interchange of this branch with the Baltic direction of the OZD and its parallel connection with the “ southern port branch ” through the nearby Narvskaya station. The post was previously included in the interchange system of the private Putilov Railway with the state-owned Warsaw Railway. At the beginning of the XXI century, the denouement was eliminated.

Station
Hull Post
October railway
The territory of the station in 2016
opening date	1889 [1]
Type of	Commodity
Code in ACMS	035719
Code in Express 3	2005974

Saint Petersburg - Meadows

Legend 0.0 km Baltic Station Mitrofanievskoe sh. Electric depot Warsaw Station New Port Warsaw Commodity Tashkent overpass Warsaw sorting Stachek Ave. to Badayevskaya Marshal Govorov Ave. Hull Highway Hull Post to the Ladoga station WHSD 3.4 km Armored Narva Basseinaya Str. Krasnoputilovskaya st. 5.9 km Leninsky Prospekt R. Krasnenkaya / Ligovsky canal Leninsky Prospekt Stachek Ave. Kronstadt overpass Avtovo Marshal Zhukov Ave. Coal Harbor on Ligovo , Kalische WHSD Predportovaya St. 8 Preportovaya 9 The airport Pulkovo highway M20 P23 Obukhovo , Fishing KAD A118 Highway Shusharsky dor. M11 Petersburg sh. 17 Pulkovo Imperial Pavilion 19 19 km R. Kuzminka Volkhonskoe sh. 21 Alexandrovskaya Krasnoselskoe sh. Taitsky aqueduct 26 Kandakopshino Ancient street 29th Forest 33 Rope 36 Old Mozino R. Izhora 37 New Mozino M20 P23 st. Volkova 43 Tatyanino st. Solodukhina 44 Gatchina Warsaw Border Street Ivangorod - Mga 47 47 km M20 P23 49 49 km A120 53 Suida Kolkhoznaya st. R. Suida 58 Pribytkovo Central Street 61 Kartashevskaya Red st. 61 Kartashevskaya New st. Kramskoye sh. 67 Siverskaya R. Oredezh Kramskoye sh. 73 Lampovo 76 Stroganovo Central Street R. Divhenka Weimarn - Miracle 84 Divenskaya R. Pangolins 95 Nizovskaya Soviet street 101 Dewdrop on Volosovo (disassembled) M20 P23 105 Mshinskaya Leningradskoye highway 112 The departure of Antonina Petrova R. Pangolins 122 Tolmachevo st. Tolmacheva R. Meadows 41K-186 125 Partisan 131 Departure of General Omelchenko 136 Meadows I st. Victory to Novgorod to Pskov

Not to be confused with an inactive Korpusnoye Highway platform.

The station was opened in 1889 . The name goes back to the Korpusnoe highway that appeared here in the 19th century, which was named so because it crossed the gardens of the regiments of the Guards Corps , as well as the gardens of the Semenovsky and Preobrazhensky Regiments. Subsequently, the Korpusnoy airfield , Korpusny passage, and the passenger platform Korpusnoye Highway appeared nearby.

There are 2 tracks at the station, from which connecting branches depart to the Narva and Bronevaya stations. Until 2005, a pedestrian bridge crossed paths over the station. It was demolished in 2005 during the construction of the high-speed automobile Mitrofanievsky viaduct , opened in 2007. Also, during the construction of the overpass, the administrative building of Korpusny Post station, which had the form of a two-story brick tower, was demolished ^[2] .

In the east direction of the station’s path behind the railway bridge over Moskovsky Prospekt, there is the track farm of the former Flower Post , now the Flower Station . In the west direction from the Putilovskaya (“ northern port ”) corps post, to the Novy Port station passes through bridges over Marshal Govorov Street and Stachek Avenue .

Two overpasses remained from the connection with the Warsaw line: through the current Warsaw street, laid along the liquidated in the 1960s. main routes, as well as through the later connection of the Warsaw line with the Baltic ^[3] . In addition, there is a bridge directly under the road overpass over the former channel of the Ligovsky Canal, which was filled up in this place in the 1960s ^[4] .