Tomsk-2 railway station

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Tomsk-2
West Siberian Railway terminal
View of the station from Vokzalnaya street.
General information
Location	Russia, Tomsk
Coordinates	56°30′23″N 84°59′56″E / 56.5064°N 84.9989°E / 56.5064; 84.9989
Owned by	Russian Railways
Platforms	2 (1 island platforms)
Tracks	8
Construction
Parking	yes
Other information
Station code	87400
Fare zone	10
History
Opened	1896[1]
Previous names	Tomsk (before 1909)
Services
Preceding station   West Siberian Railway   Following station

Tomsk-2 (Russian: Томск-2) is a railway station in Tomsk, Russia.

The station is located in October district of Tomsk. Before the Tomsk-1 Railway station was opened, Tomsk-2 (Tomsk) station was the main station of the city.

Behind the station there is the biggest in Tomsk Oblast locomotive and coach depots.

Tomsk-2 is a terminus for passenger trains, but freight trains can go further to Tomsk-Tovarniy, Beliy Yar and Seversk.

The first station building was wooden and in 1997 a new building was open.

Only 6 trains terminate at the station:

• Tomsk — Moscow
• Tomsk — Anapa
• Tomsk — Leninogorsk
• Tomsk — Novokuznetsk
• Tomsk — Tayga
• Bely Yar — Tomsk-2

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