Morozovskaya (station)

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<br>Morozovskaya – a junction railway station of the Rostov region of the North Caucasian railway, located in the city of Morozovsk, Rostov region. East of the station is the border of the North Caucasian and Volga .<br><br>The Volgograd – Likhaya line runs through the station. Passenger trains are serviced by TEP70 locomotives of registration ТЧЭ-3 „Volgograd-1″; freight – 2TE116 registration of TChE-4 „Named after Maxim Gorky” of the Privolzhskaya railway. There is a service locomotive depot Morozovskaya.<br>Story<br>The Morozovskaya railway station was opened in 1900. From the very beginning, the station had its own locomotive depot, which carried out maintenance and medium repair of locomotives. In the late 1940s, in connection with the construction of the Tsimlyanskaya hydroelectric power station and the Volga-Don canal, the issue of delivering equipment, workers and large volumes of building materials to the site of large-scale works arose. It was decided to build a railway. The Stalingrad-Likhaya line, on which the Morozovskaya station is located, was the closest from the north-western side to the construction site of the hydroelectric complex. Due to its geographical proximity and the presence of a locomotive depot, it was that was chosen as the junction station on the new railway line. The line to Tsimlyansk was built in 1949. Crushed stone and stone were brought to the facilities under construction through Morozovskaya from the western direction.<br><br>From 1997 to 2017, traffic from Morozovskaya towards Tsimlyansk was mothballed. Only on March 28, 2017, after repair and restoration work, the movement of freight trains on the Morozovskaya – Kuberle line was resumed. Thanks to this, the already not small capacity of the Morozovskaya station can increase by an average of 10 pairs of trains per day. The opening of the traffic is intended to relieve the lines in the of the Caucasus and the Kerch ferry.<br>Activity<br>Freight trains, long-distance passenger trains and commuter trains run through the Morozovskaya station. Shunting works are carried out at the station, including for the supply of trains to the access tracks.<br><br>The Morozovskaya station is not electrified. The movement through the station is carried out by diesel traction.<br><br>There is a building of the railway station of the Morozovskaya station, where ticket offices and a waiting room for are located.<br>Train movement<br>Suburban service<br><br>Distant<br>

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