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All rail routes between this pair of countries are 1520mm gauge. | All rail routes between this pair of countries are 1520mm gauge. | ||
==(Vanadzor -) Ayrum YKŽD - Sadakhlo | ==(Vanadzor -) Ayrum YKŽD - Sadakhlo RK (- Tbilisi)== | ||
[E] | [E] Services on this route are thought to have been discontinued in about 2011 but have been restored at an unknown date. In past years, the Yerevan - Tbilisi night service 371/372 ran every other day throughout the year. During the summer the Yerevan - Batumi (Makhinjauri) train 201/202 ran daily and train 401/402 twice a week. | ||
The Yerevan - Tbilisi line was severely damaged by floods in May 2024 and is unlikely to reopen for some time. | |||
== See also == | == See also == | ||
* [[Border Crossings - General Information]] | * [[Border Crossings - General Information]] | ||
{{Navbox Armenia}} | |||
{{Navbox Georgia}} | |||
[[Category:Border Crossings|Armenia - Georgia]] | [[Category:Border Crossings|Armenia - Georgia]] | ||
Latest revision as of 17:36, 1 June 2024
All rail routes between this pair of countries are 1520mm gauge.
(Vanadzor -) Ayrum YKŽD - Sadakhlo RK (- Tbilisi)
[E] Services on this route are thought to have been discontinued in about 2011 but have been restored at an unknown date. In past years, the Yerevan - Tbilisi night service 371/372 ran every other day throughout the year. During the summer the Yerevan - Batumi (Makhinjauri) train 201/202 ran daily and train 401/402 twice a week.
The Yerevan - Tbilisi line was severely damaged by floods in May 2024 and is unlikely to reopen for some time.
