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Petropavl railway station (Kazakhstan)

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Petropavl Railway Station
South Urals Railway terminal
General information
Coordinates54°51′23″N 69°10′11″E / 54.85639°N 69.16972°E / 54.85639; 69.16972
Owned byRussian Railways (South Urals Railway)
Construction
ParkingYes
Other information
Station codeASUZHT
History
Opened1894
Rebuilt1904

Petropavl Railway Station is a railway station in Petropavl, Kazakhstan.

Buildings

The Railway Station Building. Petropavlovsk

The Railway Station Building, Petropavl is located on the Railway Station Square in Petropavl, Kazakhstan. The building of the railway station was built in two stages: the construction of the first stage was completed in December 1895; the second stage of the building (restaurant, auxiliary services of the railway station) was completed in 1904.

The building is one-storey, brick-built. In a later period (presumably in the 1950s), the outer surface of the walls was plastered and coloured in two colours. Now (to the 100th anniversary of the West Siberian Railway) the building has been restored and brought into full compliance with the original project.

The building has a complex shape in plan. Separate rooms are different, in their horizontal and high-altitude dimensions, are united among themselves into a single volume stretched along the railway platform. The monument has roofing wooden structures covered with iron. The main hall and some rooms inside have vaulted ceilings, which facilitates the circulation of air inside. Large windows provide good illumination, framed by a figured masonry. The building is built in the style of "late Baroque". At present, the building is used as the luggage compartment of the railway station and warehouses.

The building is a sample of the historical layout of the city, typical for late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, expressed in the planned integrated construction of brick buildings of public use and is the architectural heritage of the city.

Destinations

Train number Train name Destination Operated by
015Т/016Т Zhetysu
Жетису		 Kazakhstan Almaty (Almaty-2) Kazakhstan Kazakhstan Temir Zholy
059Н/059С Russia Kislovodsk
Russia Novokuznetsk		 Russia Russian Railways
076Х/076Ц Kazakhstan Kyzylorda Kazakhstan Kazakhstan Temir Zholy
089У/090У Zauralye
Зауралье		 Russia Moscow (Kazansky) Russia Russian Railways
123Н/124В Russia Belgorod
Russia Novosibirsk		 Russia Russian Railways
133Н/133С Russia Anapa
Russia Tomsk		 Russia Russian Railways
211Н Russia Chelyabinsk
Russia Omsk		 Russia Russian Railways
623Т/624Т Kazakhstan Nur-Sultan (Nurly Zhol) Kazakhstan Kazakhstan Temir Zholy
705Т/706Т Kazakhstan Almaty (Almaty-2) Kazakhstan Kazakhstan Temir Zholy
6973/6974 Russia Isilkul Kazakhstan Kazakhstan Temir Zholy
6975/6976 Russia Petukhovo Kazakhstan Kazakhstan Temir Zholy
6979/6980 Russia Isilkul Kazakhstan Kazakhstan Temir Zholy

References


Sources

  • ГАСКО. Ф. 3037. Инв. No. 7263, 7264.
  • Северо-Казахстанская область. Энциклопедия. Алматы. 2004. Сс. 200–201, 435–437.


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