Luumäki – Buslovskaya railway line

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Luumäki – Buslowskaya
Luumäki station
Luumäki station
Route length: 34.3 km
Gauge : 1524 mm ( Russian gauge )
Power system : 25 kV / 50 Hz  ~
Top speed: 120 km / h
Route - straight ahead
from Kouvola
Station without passenger traffic
0.0 Luumäki
   
to Joensuu
Station without passenger traffic
12.0 Pulsa
   
Tani
Station without passenger traffic
19.5 Raippo
   
to Lappeenranta
   
22.7 Simola
   
Rikkila
Station without passenger traffic
31.2 Vainikkala tavara
Station, station
32.3 Vainikkala
border
34.4 Finland / Russia
Station without passenger traffic
35, ~ Buslowskaya (Бусловская)
Route - straight ahead
to Vyborg (Выборг)

The railway line Luumäki - Buslowskaja ( Finnish Vainikkalan rata ) is a railway line in Finland and Russia . It has the Russian track width of 1524 mm, a length of 34.3 km and is electrified. The route is owned by the Finnish state and operated by VR-Yhtymä .

history

On September 11, 1870, the 155 km long Lahti - Luumäki - Vainikkala line was opened.

The Allegro passenger trains between Helsinki and St. Petersburg run several times a day on this route, with stops only at the Finnish border station Vainikkala . In 2008, 18.7 million tons of goods were transported over the route.

gallery

Web links

Commons : Category: Luumäki – Vainikkala_railway  - Album with pictures, videos and audio files

Individual evidence

  1. PDF document of the Liikennehallinto (page 19)
  2. Finnish Railway Statistics 2009 (page 9; PDF; 803 kB)
  3. Finnish Railway Statistics 2009 (page 28; PDF; 803 kB)