Trostianets-Smorodyne railway station

50°28′36″N 34°58′19″E / 50.47667°N 34.97194°E / 50.47667; 34.97194Owned byUkrzaliznytsiaLine(s)Boromlya - KyrykivkaPlatforms2Tracks4ConstructionParkingyesOther informationStation code446008HistoryOpened1878Rebuilt1982Services

Preceding station		Ukrzaliznytsia		Following station
Skryahivka		Southern Railways		Bakyrivka

v t e Vorozhba–Trostyanets- Smorodyne line
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to Konotop to T'otkino 0.0 Vorozhba to Lgov Kievskiy Southwestern Railways Southern Railways 4.9 Bilopillya P44 P 44 T1906 T 1906 11.0 Torokhtyanyi Kuyanivka River 14.8 15 km 17.0 Ulyanivka 21.2 Vyry Vyr River 23.7 24 km 9.0 Virynskyi Zavod 000.0 000.0 6.0 7 km 3.0 4 km 0.0 28.2 Ambary 33.0 Likarske 36.3 Holovashivka Stepanivka River 39.9 40 km 44.2 Toropylivka Popadka River Sumy Raion (county) Sumy (city) H 12 51.5 52 km Remischina Street 54.1 Sumy Psel River 57.9 59 km 59.7 Sumy-Tovarna Kharkivska Street 62.0 Oldysh 64.1 Basy to Gotnya Sumy (city) Sumy Raion (county) 66.8 68 km Syrovatka River H 12 69.7 70 km 72.8 Syrovatka 11.0 Nyzy 80.4 Imeni Vasylya Nesvita 85.5 85 km 91.5 0.0 Boromlya 000.0 000.0 5.2 Vystopor 11.8 Steblyanky 15.6 Harbuzivka 18.5 Ryabushky 26.5 Sadova T1913 T 1913 28.8 29 km Vilshanka River Shevchenka Street 34.6 Lebedynska 97.9 98 km 98.3 99 km 101.1 102 km 104.7 Skryahivka 108.0 Oleksyne Radomlya River H 12 112.9 Trostyanets-Smorodyne to Lyubotyn

Trostianets-Smorodyne (Ukrainian: Тростянець-Смородине), until 1893 Trostianets and preceding 2018 Smorodyne is a railway station in Trostianets, Ukraine. It is a major passenger station on the Southern Railways Boromlya-Kyrykivka line and is located in the center of Trostianets.^[1]

The station is located nine kilometres (6 mi) away from Skryahivka and twelve kilometres (7 mi) away from Bakyrivka.^[2]

History

The Smorodyne section of the Kharkiv-Mykolaiv railway was created from 1871 to 1877. To organize train and shunting work in 1877, a locomotive depot was built and 12 locomotives were purchased. The station was founded in 1878 and was originally called Trostianets. On January 21 (February 2), 1893, the Minister of Railways ordered Trostianets station of the Kharkiv-Mykolaiv Railway to be renamed Smorodyne station after the name of the nearby village. Today the village of Smorodyne is part of the city of Trostianets. The first station house was built in 1878 and was originally wooden.

In 1982, a new station complex was built thanks to the allocated funds of the Southern Railways management. During the construction, the city's industrial enterprises provided great assistance. The station was built according to an individual project, which had no analogues on the railways of the USSR. This project was awarded the USSR State Prize. Residents of Trostianets call the railway station "the hospitable gate". From the city side, the station resembles a hut. Nearby are the EC post and a magnificent railway monument with an Em708-89 locomotive, which was built in 1935 at the Izhora plant "Red Profintern".

At Trostianets-Smorodyne station there is a locomotive depot (TC-8), a locomotive maintenance point (PTOL), an operation and repair shop, a locomotive crew rest house, a household building and a museum of the history of the Trostianets-Smorodyne locomotive depot.

On 40th Army Square, near the station, a T-34-85 tank was installed in honor of the 183rd Tank Brigade, which distinguished itself in the battles during the liberation of the city of Trostianets from Nazi invaders.

On October 31, 1962, the Smorodyne branch of Southern Railways was reorganized into the Sumy branch with the administrative center in Sumy. Prior to that, the branch office was located in Liubotyn.

From August 22, 2018, in accordance with the order of CM-15/336, the station received its modern name.^[3] From September 14, 2019, the official website of Ukrzaliznytsia uses the name of the station Trostianets-Smorodyne.

During the 2022 Russian invasion of Ukraine the railway station was used as headquarters by the Russian military. A battle that ensued with the Ukrainian army caused substantial damage to the station.^[4]

Passenger service

Long-distance passenger trains, regional, and suburban trains stop at Trostianets-Smorodyne station.

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  Em708-89 locomotive at Trostyanets-Smorodyne
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  Steam locomotive Er 774-40 in the locomotive depot of the station (installed in the Southern Railway Museum in Kharkiv in 2014)
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  Rail bus PESA 620M-006 near Smorodyne station
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  TEP70-0148 with a passenger train at Smorodine station
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  Diesel train DR1a-287 near Smorodyne station
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  Trains at Smorodine station
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  Train and Smorodine winter station
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  After the Battle of Trostianets

Notes

• Tariff Guide No. 4. Book 1 (as of 05/15/2021) (Russian) Archived 05/15/2021.

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