Volkovskaya (Волковская) railway station is a nodal railway station within Saint Petersburg railway system in Russia. It was created in 1900 in a historical location on the crossroads of several important railway lines ascending to initial formation of the whole Russia's railway network, where the Connecting Line and Putilovskaya Line had a joint section.

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Волковская Волковская
Volkovskaya station in 2017, western part
General information
Location	Russia
Coordinates	59.8939°N 30.3689°E / 59.8939; 30.3689
Operated by	RZD
Line(s)	Connecting Line
History
Opened	1900
Electrified	~1950s

It has been generally used for freight distributing, but recent plans of city's railway network expansion suppose that it is transformed into a large passenger hub[1] interconnecting with the nearby Volkovskaya metro station.

The name is after nearby village (in Russian)

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See also

• Tovarnaya line

References

На других языках

[ru] Волковская (железнодорожная станция)