Yaroslavl-Glavny railway station

Preceding station	Russian Railways			Following station
Rostov-Yaroslavsky towards Moscow Yaroslavsky		Moscow–Vladivostok		Danilov towards Vladivostok

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0 km 0 mi Moscow Yaroslavsky Terminal 59 km 37 mi Khotkovo 73 km 45 mi Sergiyev Posad Greater Ring of the Moscow Railway Moscow Oblast Vladimir Oblast Greater Ring of the Moscow Railway 112 km 70 mi Alexandrov 130 km 81 mi Balakirevo Vladimir Oblast Yaroslavl Oblast 145 km 90 mi Berendeevo 165 km 103 mi Ryazantsevo 191 km 119 mi Silnitsi 200 km 124 mi Petrovskoye 210 km 130 mi Debolovskaya 224 km 139 mi Rostov-Yaroslavsky 239 km 149 mi Semibratovo 262 km 163 mi Kozmodemyansk 281 km 175 mi Yaroslavl 284 km 176 mi Yaroslavl-Glavny 289 km 180 mi Volga 356 km 221 mi Danilov to Vologda and Arkhangelsk Sot 394 km 245 mi Lyubim Seksha Yaroslavl Oblast Kostroma Oblast Brodni Korega to Vologda 450 km 280 mi Bui Rossolovo Khramki 501 km 311 mi Galich Krasilnikovo Loparevo Monakovo Antrolovo Nikkolo-Ugol Nikolo-Poloma Nomzha Yelenskiy Neva Nelsha Brantovka Petrushino Kostrikha 651 km 405 mi Manturovo Vocherovo Shekshema Varakinskiy Vetluga 698 km 434 mi Sharya Zeblyaki Yakshanga Burunduchikha Kostroma Oblast Kirov Oblast Suprotivniy Metil Gostovskaya Shabalino 818 km 508 mi Svetcha Yuma Kapidantsi Atsvezh Darovitsa to Nizhny Novgorod & Moscow 870 km 541 mi Kotelnich Vyatka Bistryagi Orichi Strizhi Lyangasovo Chukhlominskiy 957 km 595 mi Kirov 975 km 606 mi Pozdino Poloy 995 km 618 mi Bum-Kombinat Prosnitsa Ardashi Rekmino 1052 km 654 mi Zuevka to Verkhnekamskaya, Ivdel & Surgut Kosa Falenki to Verkhnekamskaya & Ukhta 1127 km 700 mi Yar Kirov Oblast Udmurtia Kozmil 1165 km 724 mi Glazov to Solkamsk, Serov, Demyanka & Surgut (with 25 kV 50 Hz AC electrification) 1194 km 742 mi Balyezino Pibanshur to Izhevsk 1221 km 759 mi Cheptsa 1223 km 760 mi Chepsta Kez Kabalud Kuzma Udmurtia Perm Krai Borodulino Subbotniki 1310 km 814 mi Vereshchagino Zyukay 1340 km 833 mi Mendeleevo Grigorevskaya 1387 km 862 mi Chaikovskaya Shabunichi 1410 km 876 mi Overyata Kurya 1432 km 890 mi Kama 1436 km 892 mi Perm to Solikamsk & Nizhny Tagil 1452 km 902 mi Ferma Mulyanka Yug Yergach 1534 km 953 mi Kungur Kishert Shumkovo Tulumbasi Kordon Perm Krai Sverdlovsk Oblast Shamary 1672 km 1039 mi Shalya Sarga Sabik 1729 km 1074 mi Kuzino 1770 km 1100 mi Pervouralsk 1777 km 1104 mi Europe Asia Iset from Kazan to Nizhny Tagil 1816 km 1128 mi Yekaterinburg Shartash Putevka Kosulino Gagarskiy Bazhenovo Gryaznovskaya 1912 km 1188 mi Bogdanovich to Serov Pishminskaya Yelansky 1955 km 1215 mi Kamyshlov Aksarikha Oshchepkovo Proselok 2033 km 1263 mi Talitsa 2064 km 1283 mi Yushala Bahkmetskoye Tugulym Karmak Sverdlovsk Oblast Tyumen Oblast 2144 km 1332 mi Tyumen Voynovka to Tobolsk & Surgut Ozero Andreyevskoya Vinzili Bogdaninskaya 2222 km 1381 mi Yalutorovsk Tobol Zavodoukovsk Novaya Zaimka Vagay Omutinskaya Lamyenskaya Golishmanovo Karasulskaya 2431 km 1511 mi Ishim Ishim Maslyanskaya Novo Andreyevskiy Tyumen Oblast Omsk Oblast Mangut 2565 km 1594 mi Nazyvayevsk Dragunskaya Lyubinskaya 2706 km 1681 mi Irtysh 2712 km 1685 mi Omsk Kormilovka 2760 km 1715 mi Kalachinsk Ivanovka Omsk Oblast Novosibirsk Oblast Karatkansk 2885 km 1793 mi Tatarsk Kabakly Chany Ozero Karachinskoye Koshkul Tebisskaya 3040 km 1889 mi Barabinsk Kozhurla Ubinskaya Kargat Kokoshino 3212 km 1996 mi Chulym Duplenskaya Lesnaya Polyana Chik 3322 km 2064 mi Ob 3332 km 2070 mi Ob 3335 km 2072 mi Novosibirsk Mochische Oyash Chebula 3463 km 2152 mi Bolotnaya Novosibirsk Oblast Kemerovo Oblast 3491 km 2169 mi Yurga Tom Talmenka Yashkino Kholkino to Tomsk 3570 km 2218 mi Tayga Likhtach 3602 km 2238 mi Anzhero-Sudzhensk Yaya Izhmorsk Berikulsk Antibesskiy to Asino, Bely Yar, Nizhnevartovsk & Surgut 3715 km 2308 mi Mariinsk Suslovo Tyazhin Itat Kemerovo Oblast Krasnoyarsk Krai 3849 km 2392 mi Bogotol Kritovo Chulym 3917 km 2434 mi Achinsk to Lesosibirsk & Dudinka 3960 km 2461 mi Chernorechsk Kozulka Zeledeyevo Kacha Minino 4098 km 2546 mi Krasnoyarsk 4101 km 2548 mi Yenisey Zlobino Zikovo Sorokino Kamarchaga Balay 4227 km 2627 mi Uyar 4262 km 2648 mi Zaozyornaya Kamala Solyanka Boshnyakovo 4343 km 2699 mi Kansk-Yeniseysky 4375 km 2718 mi Ilanskaya Ingashiskaya Tinskaya Reshoti to Yarki Klyuchi Krasnoyarsk Krai Irkutsk Oblast Yurti Tayshet diversion line to Kostomarovo (Baikal-Amur Mainline) Biryusinsk 4516 km 2806 mi Tayshet 4520 km 2809 mi Baikal–Amur Mainline 4555 km 2830 mi Razgon Alzamay 4631 km 2878 mi Kamyshet Uk 4680 km 2908 mi Nizhneudinsk Khingoy Khudoyelanskaya Sheberta Utay 4794 km 2979 mi Tulun Shuba Tulyushka 4875 km 3029 mi Kuytun Kharik Kimeltey 4940 km 3070 mi Zima Tiret Zalari Irkutsk Oblast Ust-Ordynsky Golovinskaya 5027 km 3124 mi Kutulik Zabituy Ust-Ordynsky Irkutsk Oblast 5061 km 3145 mi Cheremkhovo 5087 km 3161 mi Polovina Belaya 5124 km 3184 mi Usolye-Sibirskoye 5133 km 3189 mi Telma Kitoy 5160 km 3206 mi Angarsk 5170 km 3212 mi Meget 5178 km 3217 mi Irkutsk-Sort 5185 km 3222 mi Irkutsk Kaya Goncharovo B. Lug Podkamennaya Kultuk 5312 km 3301 mi Slyudyanka Utulik 5358 km 3329 mi Baykalsk Murino Irkutsk Oblast Buryatia 5390 km 3349 mi Vydrino 5426 km 3372 mi Tankhoi Pereyemnaya 5477 km 3403 mi Mysovaya 5530 km 3436 mi Posolskaya Timlyuy 5562 km 3456 mi Selenginsk Talovka Tataurovo Selenga 5642 km 3506 mi Ulan-Ude 5655 km 3514 mi Trans-Mongolian Railway Talitsi 5675 km 3526 mi Onokhoy Zaigraevo Chelutay Ilka 5734 km 3563 mi Novoilinski Kizma Buryatia Zabaykalsky Krai 5784 km 3594 mi Petrovsk-Zabaykalsky Balyaga Tarbagatai Novo-Pavlovka Tolbaga Khokhotay 5884 km 3656 mi Bada Zhipkhegen 5932 km 3686 mi Khilok Khushenga Kharagun 6053 km 3761 mi Mogzon Khilok 6093 km 3786 mi Sokhondo 6125 km 3806 mi Yablonovaya Lesnoy Ingoda Chernovskaya Kadala 6199 km 3852 mi Chita Peschanka Atamanovka Novaya Makkaveyevo 6265 km 3893 mi Darasun 6293 km 3910 mi Karaymskaya 6312 km 3922 mi Chinese Eastern Railway Urulga Zubarevo Razmakhnino Solntsevaya 6417 km 3987 mi Onon 6446 km 4005 mi Shilka-Pass Kholbon 6496 km 4036 mi Priiskavaya Nerchinsk 6532 km 4059 mi Kuenga branch to Sretensk 6593 km 4097 mi Chernyshevsky-Zabaikalski 6629 km 4119 mi Bushuley Khoktonga 6670 km 4145 mi Zilovo Ulyakan Uryum Sbega 6789 km 4218 mi Ksenevskaya Kislyy Klug Arteushka Razdolnoye 6906 km 4291 mi Mogocha Taptugari Semiozernyy 7010 km 4356 mi Amazar Zhanna 7075 km 4396 mi Zabaykalsky Krai ⁄ Amur Oblast 7119 km 4424 mi Yerofei Pavlovich 7211 km 4481 mi Urusha 7266 km 4515 mi Takhtamigda Bamovskaya 7273 km 4519 mi Amur–Yakutsk Mainline 7306 km 4540 mi Skovorodino 7323 km 4550 mi Bolshoy Never Taladan Gonzha 7501 km 4661 mi Magdagachi Sulus Tigda 7602 km 4724 mi Ushumun Sivaki Mukhinskaya Bereya 7723 km 4799 mi Shimanovskaya 7772 km 4829 mi Ledyanaya Buzuli 7815 km 4856 mi Svobodny Zeya M. 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Yaroslavl Glavny is the primary passenger railway station for the city of Yaroslavl in Russia, and an important stop along the Trans-Siberian Railway. Until 1952, the station was known as Vspolye.

On August 6, 2017, a new high-speed train "Chaika" was launched on the Yaroslavl–Rybinsk route, with the travel time of 1 hour and 15 minutes.

On October 10, 2018, the director of the Department of Protection of Cultural Heritage Objects of the Yaroslavl Region signed an order adding the Yaroslavl-Glavny Railway Station building built in 1952 to the list of cultural heritage sites.^[3]

The first railroad in Yaroslavl was built in 1870, connecting Sergiyev Posad with Yaroslavl. Permission for its construction was issued in 1868, and the traffic was opened on February 18, 1870. The main station at the time was the station, now known as Yaroslavl-Moskovsky.

Then urban developments slowly spread from the main highway to the north and east, in the direction of Vologda, Kostroma, and Rybinsk. Thus, the Yaroslavl-Ribinsk road began to be built in 1898 and was completed in 1902. By that time the Yaroslavl railroad had been working for about forty years. The railway belonged to the Moscow-Yaroslavl Railway Joint-Stock Company. At the end of XIX century the board of the society was headed by S.I.Mamontov.

In 1898 Vspolye station was built - a one-story wooden building, later adapted as a building of the station attendant, the name is still in use in the city. The station got its name from the historical name of the area Vspolye, where it was built. After the railway bridge over the Volga was built in 1913 the older Yaroslavl-Moscow station was not on the main transportation routes through Yaroslavl. Therefore, Vspolye station gradually grew to the main station in Yaroslavl.

During the war Vspolye station was crucial for the whole North-Western direction. It was a distributing station of the Kalinin, Western and North-Western fronts. From here were sent trains carrying necessary cargo for the soldiers defending Moscow and Leningrad, here were taken the inhabitants of besieged Leningrad. This stage in the history of the station is depicted in the novel "The Two Captains".

In 1952 was built a new passenger building (architect V. Panchenko) and the station was renamed Yaroslavl-Main Station. The building of the station with a clock tower decorated with the signs of the zodiac, an example of the so-called Stalin Empire, in 1955 was criticized in the decree against architectural excesses. According to the volume of passenger traffic, luggage handling, as well as the available passenger facilities, the station is classified as an out-of-class station. The single capacity of the station: 1,500 long-distance and local passengers and 300 suburban passengers.

In 1977 he built a building of ticket offices and an underground passage.

In 2008 a monument to Savva Mamontov was installed near the station, his name is closely associated with the history of the Northern Railway.

In July 2010 - May 2011 platform number 2 was reconstructed. A covered high platform was erected in place of the existing low platform. In comparison with existing high platforms No. 1 and No. 3, the platform No. 2 is a little shorter and is designed primarily for suburban traffic. Canopy with mounted lamps is installed over the most part of the platform. The opening of the platform took place at the end of May 2011. Due to the fact that the platform No. 2 was taken out of service during reconstruction, the temporary low platform No. 5 was used during the construction on the dedicated track No. 7.

On May 30, 2013, the station experienced flooding of the station square and the pedestrian underpass due to heavy prolonged heavy rainfall[5].

On August 6, 2017, a new fast train "Chaika" on the route Yaroslavl - Rybinsk was launched. The distance between Yaroslavl and Rybinsk high-speed train covers in 1 hour 15 minutes.[6]

On October 10, 2018, the director of the Department of protection of cultural heritage of the Yaroslavl region signed an order on the inclusion of the "Yaroslavl-Glavny Railway Station" built in 1952 in the list of identified objects of cultural heritage.[7]

Since late 2021, the platform No.3 was taken out of service due to reconstruction.

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