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Kursky Rail Terminal (Russian: Ку́рский вокза́л, Kursky vokzal) is one of the nine rail terminals in Moscow. It was built in 1896. There are currently plans in the pipeline to completely rebuild or refurbish the Kursky Rail Terminal.^[1]

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Long distance from Moscow
Train name	Direction
Solovey Соловей	Kursk
Belogorie Белогорье	Belgorod
Burevestnik-1 Буревесник-1	Nizhny Novgorod
Burevestnik-2 Буревесник-2	Nizhny Novgorod
Krym Крым	Simferopol
Nikolay Konarev Николай Конарев	Kharkov
Nizhegorodets Нижегородец	Nizhny Novgorod
Pridneprovie Приднепровье	Dnepropetrovsk
Prioskolie Приосколье	Valuyki
Seym Сейм	Lgov
Troyanda Donbasu Троянда Донбасу	Donetsk
Turgenev Тургенев	Oryol
Ugolyok Уголёк	Donetsk

Long distance via Moscow
Train name	Direction
Chernomorets Черноморец	St. Petersburg – Novorossiysk
Peresvet Пересвет	St. Petersburg – Bryansk
Samara Самара	St. Petersburg – Samara
Slava Слава	St. Petersburg – Volgograd
Solovey Соловей	St. Petersburg – Kursk
Volga Волга	St. Petersburg – Nizhny Novgorod

[edit] References

^ "Directorate of Railway Stations to hold first open tenders for pilot projects to reconstruct and modernise terminals in IIQ2008.". Russian Railways. 2008-03-11. http://rzd.ru/wps/portal/rzdeng?STRUCTURE_ID=15&layer_id=3044&id=100461. Retrieved 2008-03-11.

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Coordinates: 55°45′27″N 37°39′43″E / 55.7575°N 37.66194°E / 55.7575; 37.66194

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[0] "Directorate of Railway Stations to hold first open tenders for pilot projects to reconstruct and modernise terminals in IIQ2008.". Russian Railways. 2008-03-11. http://rzd.ru/wps/portal/rzdeng?STRUCTURE_ID=15&layer_id=3044&id=100461. Retrieved 2008-03-11.

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