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==Introduction== | ==Introduction== | ||
This list is based on the timetable valid from 10 December 2023. Standard | This list is based on the timetable valid from 10 December 2023. {{Standard Abbreviations}} | ||
Map | {{Map Refs ERA-E}} {{Map Refs ERA-R-3}} | ||
==Obscure services== | ==Obscure services== | ||
===Radviliškis=== | ===Radviliškis=== | ||
(ERA-E 115B3; ERA-R 254A1, not shown on either map) | (ERA-E 115B3; ERA-R 254A1, not shown on either map) LT24/1 | ||
Radviliškis station lies between two marshalling yards, one to the NW and another, larger yard to the SE. Trains from Šiauliai run on the south side of both yards whereas those from the Vilnius direction run on the north side of the yards. The maximum separation of these running lines in the larger yard is over 300 m. | Radviliškis station lies between two marshalling yards, one to the NW and another, larger yard to the SE. Trains from Šiauliai run on the south side of both yards whereas those from the Vilnius direction run on the north side of the yards. The maximum separation of these running lines in the larger yard is over 300 m. | ||
| Line 16: | Line 16: | ||
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| Marijampolė – Mockava (broad gauge); Mockava - Trakiszki (Poland) (– Suwałki) (standard gauge) | | Marijampolė – Mockava (broad gauge); Mockava - Trakiszki (Poland) (– Suwałki) (standard gauge) | ||
| One train a day each way, advertised as Krakow <> Vilnius | | One train a day each way with a transfer in Mockava, but advertised as a through Krakow <> Vilnius train on some journey planners. | ||
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| (Kaunas –) Palemonas – Jonava (– Šiauliai) | | (Kaunas –) Palemonas – Jonava (– Šiauliai) | ||
| Either one or two trains a day each way, depending on the day of the week | | Either one or two trains a day each way, depending on the day of the week | ||
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| Šiauliai - Šarkiai (- Meitene LDz - Jelgava) | |||
| One return Vilnius - Riga train a day. | |||
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Latest revision as of 17:04, 18 February 2024
Introduction
This list is based on the timetable valid from 10 December 2023. Standard abbreviations are explained here.
Map references for each route entry are given in parentheses ( ). References prefixed "ERA-E" refer to the European Railway Atlas (All-Europe Edition) by M.G. Ball. References prefixed "ERA-R" refer to the European Railway Atlas (Regional Series: Book 3) by M.G. Ball.
Obscure services
Radviliškis
(ERA-E 115B3; ERA-R 254A1, not shown on either map) LT24/1
Radviliškis station lies between two marshalling yards, one to the NW and another, larger yard to the SE. Trains from Šiauliai run on the south side of both yards whereas those from the Vilnius direction run on the north side of the yards. The maximum separation of these running lines in the larger yard is over 300 m.
Other sparse services
The following lines have fewer than three trains each way on at least three days a week, or do not run each weekday.
| Marijampolė – Mockava (broad gauge); Mockava - Trakiszki (Poland) (– Suwałki) (standard gauge) | One train a day each way with a transfer in Mockava, but advertised as a through Krakow <> Vilnius train on some journey planners. | |
| (Kaunas –) Palemonas – Jonava (– Šiauliai) | Either one or two trains a day each way, depending on the day of the week | |
| Šiauliai - Šarkiai (- Meitene LDz - Jelgava) | One return Vilnius - Riga train a day. |
Deletions since previous edition
| None |
