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The standard gauge cross border line from Poland takes a totally different route from the Broad Gauge RŽD Mamonovo line between a junction to the north of Golubevo and Kaliningrad. The standard gauge line runs into the east end of Kaliningrad station, whereas the broad gauge route runs into the west end. The daily standard gauge service between Gdansk and Kaliningrad has been discontinued although occasional charters still run. | The standard gauge cross border line from Poland takes a totally different route from the Broad Gauge RŽD Mamonovo line between a junction to the north of Golubevo and Kaliningrad. The standard gauge line runs into the east end of Kaliningrad station, whereas the broad gauge route runs into the west end. The daily standard gauge service between Gdansk and Kaliningrad has been discontinued although occasional charters still run. | ||
==Other sparse services== | ==Other sparse services== | ||
Revision as of 22:54, 27 July 2013
Introduction
This list is based on 2007/2008 timetable information. Standard abbreviations used are explained in General Information. For details of recent history, please refer to Kaliningrad Oblast General Information.
Obscure services
[Braniewo PKP] – Mamonovo - Kaliningrad
[1] RU13/1
The standard gauge cross border line from Poland takes a totally different route from the Broad Gauge RŽD Mamonovo line between a junction to the north of Golubevo and Kaliningrad. The standard gauge line runs into the east end of Kaliningrad station, whereas the broad gauge route runs into the west end. The daily standard gauge service between Gdansk and Kaliningrad has been discontinued although occasional charters still run.
Other sparse services
The following lines have few trains (relative to service levels generally in this country) - fewer than three trains each way on at least three days a week - or do not run each weekday.
| 8 | Černjachovsk – Železnodorožnyj |
| 14 | Kaliningrad-Severnyj – Sovetsk |
| 18 | Černjachovsk – Sovetsk |
Deletions since last edition
| RU08/2 | Kaliningrad Severnyj: no additional trains are scheduled to use the terminal platforms in 2013. |
| RU07/4 | Zapadnyj-Novyj – Kaliningrad-Severnyj: no service since 2006. Train 6402, which previously used this route, is now routed directly into Kaliningrad main station. |
