Odeska Salisnytsya
| Odeska Salisnytsya
|
|
|---|---|
 |
|
| legal form | |
| founding | 1979 |
| Seat |
Odessa , Ukraine
|
| Branch | Railway company |
| Website | www.railroad.od.ua |
The Odessa Railways (Ukrainian Одеська залізниця ; Russian Одесская железная дорога / Odesskaja schelesnaja doroga , German about "Odessa railway") is a regional railway company in the southern Ukraine , headquartered in Odessa and belongs to the Ukrainian railway company Ukrainian Railways .
The railway company operates the route networks in the Oblasts of Odessa , Mykolaiv , Kherson , Cherkassy , Kirovohrad and parts of the Vinnytsia Oblast .
history
.png)
The origins of today's company go back to 1865 when the first section of the Odessa-Balta railway was opened by the Odessa-Parkany Railway. In 1871 this and several other lines became the Odessa-Balta Railway and, from 1874, the Odessa Railway Company . Meanwhile, the Balta railway accident occurred in 1875 . In 1879 there was another merger with the Kiev-Brester Railway to form the Brest-Odessa Railway Company . In 1882, by merging with several other railways, the Russian Southwest Railways were founded, which were nationalized in 1895. Following a comprehensive railway reform in the Soviet Union in 1936 the Odessa Railways (Russian Одесская железная дорога / was Odesskaja schelesnaja doroga ) again an independent company, in 1953 it was with the railway lines of the Moldavian SSR to Odessa Kischinewer Railway (Russian Одесско-Кишинёвская железная дорога / Odessko-Kishinjowskaja schelesnaja doroga ), both companies only became independent again in 1979, and since then the company has remained unchanged under Ukrainian leadership since 1991.
Directorates
- 1 - Znamyanka Railway Directorate
- 2 - Odessa Railway Directorate
- 3 - Kherson Railway Directorate
- 4 - Shevchenkov Railway Directorate (seat in Smila )
Railway lines
- Arzys – Ismajil railway line
- Bachmatsch – Odessa railway line (via Pryluky , Hrebinka , Solotonoscha , Smila , Pomitschna , Tokariwka and Rauchiwka )
- Bender – Galați railway line (via Basarabeasca and Abaclia on Moldovan territory and operated by the Moldovan Railway - part of Karabuzeny to KM 121 and the stations Bolhrad and Reni on Ukrainian territory)
- Kherson – Dnipropetrovsk railway line (via Apostolove )
- Kherson – Kerch railway line (to Armjansk and further via Dschankoj )
- Krasne – Odessa railway line (via Zolochiv , Ternopil , Velyki Birky , Volotschysk , Khmelnyzkyj , Schmerynka , Vapnjarka , Rudnyzja , Slobidka , Borschtschi , Myhajewe and Rosdilna )
- Railway Borshchi-Charkiw (about Pidhorodna , Pomichna , Kropywnyzkyj , Znamianka , Korystiwka , Burty , Krementschuk , Poltawa , Kolomak and Liubotyn )
- Demikiwske – Trostyanets railway line
- Fastiw – Zwitkowe railway line (via Myroniwka )
- Kalyniwka – Uman railway line (via Andrussowe , Oratiw , Monastyryschtsche and Khrystyniwka )
- Korystivka – Pyatychatky railway line
- Tokarivka – Kherson railway line (via Mykolaiv )
- Mykolaiv – Fedorivka railway line (via Snihuriwka and Nowouspehniwka )
- Myhajewe – Rauchiwka railway line
- Railway line Odessa - Basarabeasca (via Arzys to Moldova - border crossing Serpnewe / Basarabeasca )
- Railway line Pidhorodna – Holovanivsk (with branch line to Pobuzke )
- Pomichna – Kryvyi Rih railway line (via Dolynska )
- Railway line Rosdilna – Iași (to Moldova and Romania - border crossing Kuchurhan / Novosavițcaia )
- Slobidka – Bălți railway line (to Moldova - Timkowe / Cobasna border crossing on to Rîbnița )
- Znamyanka – Mykolaiv railway line (via Dolynska )
- Solontonosha – Lipljawe railway line
- Railway line Vapnyarka – Snamyanka (via Demikiwske , Sjatkivtsi , Chrystyniwka , Watutine , Zwitkowe and Smila )
- Watutine – Dashukivka railway line
- Vinnytsia – Hajworon railway line (via Sjatkivtsi - broad-gauge line expansion ends in Tauschne )
and the Hajworon narrow-gauge network ( Rudnytsya - Hajworon - Holovanivsk railway )
The Wapnyarka – Jampil railway was closed in 1999, and most of the track systems were dismantled in 2000.
Individual evidence
- ↑ http://personal.inet.fi/private/raumarail/russia/swb.htm
- ↑ Archived copy ( memento of the original from July 14, 2013 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice.
