Tver railway station

Preceding station	Russian Railways			Following station
Vyshniy Volochyok towards St. Petersburg–Glavny		Sapsan		Moscow Leningradsky Terminus
Terminus		Leningradsky Suburban		Lazurnaya towards Moscow Leningradsky

v t e Leningradsky suburban line
October Railway
Legend
Alekseyevskaya connecting line Moskva-Passazhirskaya Kalanchyovskaya Mitkovskaya connecting line ( from 2022) Rizhskaya (Oct.), Rizhskaya Nikolayevka Rizhsky line Ostankino Savyolovsky line Petrovsko-Razumovskaya MŽD Lesser Ring/MCC Likhobory Likhoborka River Mosselmash Grachyovskaya Khovrino North-Eastern Chord MKAD Levoberezhnaya Khimki Reservoir Khimki Leningradskoye Highway Molzhaninovo Novopodrezkovo Podrezkovo Skhodnya Firsanovskaya Malino Kryukovo ( terminus from 2022) Alabushevo Radishchevo A 107 Radomlya River 147 km Povarovka MŽD Greater Ring Povarovo-1 Beryozki-Dachnye M 11 Podsolnechnaya Senezh Golovkovo Pokrovka Frolovskoye Streglovo A 108 Klin Yamuga River Yamuga Reshetnikovo Chernichnaya Puteprovodnaya Konakovsky Mokh Donkhovka Konakovo GRES Zavidovo Ivankovo Reservoir 527 km Moskovskoye More Redkino Mezhevo Kuzminka Chupriyanovka M 10 Lazurnaya Tver to St. Petersburg

Tver (Russian: Тверь) is one of the major stations of the Saint Petersburg–Moscow railway located in the city of Tver, administrative center of Tver Oblast, Russia. It was opened on 1850 during the Russian Empire period.

Services

The suburban trains on the Leningradsky suburban railway line are terminated from Moscow Leningradsky. Long-distance trains also served this station within directions: Moscow, Nizhny Novgorod, Helsinki, Vyshny Volochyok, Likhoslavl, Zelenograd, Saratov, Tosno, Bologoye and Adler.^[1]

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