Prydniprovska Salisnytsja
| Prydniprovska Salisnytsja | |
|---|---|
| legal form | |
| founding | 1961 |
| Seat |
Dnipro , Ukraine
|
| management | Mykola Kushavskyi |
| Branch | Railway company |
| Website | www.dp.uz.gov.ua |
The Prydniprowska Salisnyzja (Ukrainian Придніпровська залізниця ; German about "Dnepr Railway") is a regional operator of railway traffic in the southeastern Ukraine with its headquarters in Dnipro . It belongs to the Ukrainian railway company Ukrzalisnyzja .
business
The railway company operates the route networks in the Dnipropetrovsk and Zaporizhia oblasts, and until 2014 also the Autonomous Republic of Crimea and parts of 5 other surrounding oblasts (Kherson Oblast, Mykolaiv Oblast, Kirowohrad Oblast, Kharkiv Oblast and Donetsk Oblast).
The railway company operates a total route length of 3250 kilometers, of which around 58 percent are electrified, the rail traffic on 244 railway stations.
history
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The company's history begins with the opening of the first line of the Katharinenbahn (Катерининська залізниця / Katerynynska salisnyzja) in 1873 from Synelnykowe to Katerynoslaw (now Dnipro) and Losowa to Oleksandriwsk (now Zaporizhia). Parts of the Russian Southern Railways are also part of today's route network. In the course of time, the railway network developed significantly, in 1936 the company was finally renamed the Stalin Railway (Сталінська залізниця / Stalinska salisnyzja), in 1961 the railway company with its current name was called. In 2014, in the course of the annexation of Crimea by Russia, the railway administrations were split up and rail traffic to Crimea was restricted.
Directorates
- 1 - Dnipro Railway Directorate
- 2 - Zaporizhia Railway Directorate
- 3 - Kryvyi Rih Railway Directorate
- 4 - Crimea Railway Directorate (based in Simferopol . In 2014, the Crimea, annexed by Russia, had its own administration)
Railway lines
- Berdyansk – Chaplyne railway line (via Verkhny Tokmak and Polohy )
- Kherson – Kerch railway line (from Armjansk via Dzhankoy and Vladyslavivka with a branch line to Feodosia )
- Cherson – Dnipro railway line (via Apostolowe )
- Dnipro – Smiyiv railway line (via Novomoskovsk , Krasnohrad and Merefa )
- Kamjanske – Krasnoarmiysk railway line (via Novomoskowsk and Pavlohrad )
- Fedorivka – Wolnovacha railway line (via Verkhniy Tokmak and Komysh-Zorya )
- Korystivka – Pyatychatky railway line
- Kryvyi Rih – Komysch-Zorya railway line (via Apostolowe , Zaporischschja and Polohy )
- Krywyj Rih – Jassynuwata railway line (via Werchivtseve , Kamjanske , Dnipro , Synelnykowe , Tschaplyne and Krasnoarmiysk )
- Mykolaiv – Fedorivka railway line (via Snihuriwka and Ukrajinska (Nowouspehniwka))
- Pomichna – Kryvyi Rih railway line (via Dolynska )
- Sevastopol – Kharkiv railway line (via Dzhankoy , Fedorivka , Vasylivka , Zaporizhia , Synelnykowe , Pavlohrad , Losowa and Merefa with branch lines to Evpatoria and Henichesk )
- Ukrajinska – Vasylivka railway line (with a branch to Enerhodar )
- Werchivtseve – Krywyj Rih railway line (via Pyatychatky )