Template:Sakhalin Railway

Sakhalin Railway
km Moskalvo to Nikolaevsk-on-Amur via Sakhalin bridge Okha Tungor Neftegorsk to Selikhino via Sakhalin Tunnel 653.7 Nogliki Nysh 588.3 Alba Ado-Tymovo 553.8 Slava Uskovo 531.6 Tymovsk (Tymovskoye) Tym Longari Taulan Severnaya Khandassa 452.4 Onor 426.3 Yuzhnaya Khandassa 412.9 Pobedino-Sakhalinskoye (Pobedino) 402.3 Smirnykh-Sakhalinskoye (Smirnykh) Yelniki-Sakhalinskiye Koshevoy 379.9 Buyukly Matrossovo Leonidovo-Sakhalinskoye (Leonidovo) 349.3 Olen-Sakhalinsky Goncharovo-Sakhalinskoye 329.0 Poronaysk Gastello 299.0 Vakhruschev-Sakhalinsky Novoye Markovo-Sakhalinskoye 266.8 Tumanovo-Sakhalinskoye 254.4 Makarov Porechye-Sakhalinskoye Grebenskaya Ugledarsk 227.0 Saosyornoye-Sakhalinskoye Vostotschny-Sakhalinsky 198.4 Pugachovo-Sakhalinskoye km Zapko Uglegorsk Tikhaya Ilyinsk-Sakhalinsky Poyassok-Sakhalinsky Ilyinsk 158.3 Arsentyevka Ilyinsk-Yuzhny 148.8 Vzmorye Penzenskaya 173.0 Dudino Staromayachnaya Firsovo Tomari 152.1 Kirpichnaya-Sakhalinskaya Uroshaynaya-Sakhalinskaya Podlesnaya Novoselovo-Sakhalinskoye 130.2 Sovetskoye-Sakhalinskoye Sergeyevo-Sakhalinskoye Baykovo Starodubskoye-Sakhalinskoye Chekhov-Sakhalinsky Krasnoyarskaya-Sakhalinskaya Kostromskaya-Sakhalinskaya 83.9 Dolinsk Pionery-Sakhalinskiye Bykov-Sakhalinsky Yablotschnaya 078.2 73.1 Sokol Simakovo Beresnyaki-Sakhalinskiye Kholmsk-Severny Sinegorsk to Vanino–Kholmsk train ferry & Baikal–Amur Mainline 51.8 Novoaleksandrovka (Novoalexandrovsk) Kholmsk Lugovoye 77.0 77 km Polyakovo Novoderevenskaya Pravda-Sakhalinskaya Kalinino-Sakhalinskoye Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk Yasnomorsky Lovetskaya to Hokkaido via Sakhalin-Hokkaido Tunnel Savety Ilyicha-Sakhalinskiye Nevelsk Mazulevka Gornozavodsk Shakhta-Sakhalinskaya Dachnoye-Sakhalinskoye Tretya Pad Peschanskoye Pervaya Pad Aniva 2.6 Korsakov km

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