Leselidze (platform)

Leselidze (platform) Abkhaz: Гьачрыҧшь, Georgian: ლესელიძე

Georgian Railway
Legend
Line to Sochi 0.0 Border Russia/Abkhazia[1],Georgia Leselidze[1] Gagra[2] Gudauta[2] New Athos[2] 0.0 Sokhumi[2] Gulripshi[2] Ochamchire[2] Tkvarcheli[2] Achigvara[2] Gali[2] 0.0 De facto border Abkhazia[1]/Georgia Jvari Zugdidi Port of Poti - access to Black Sea 0.0 Poti Port of Batumi - access to Black Sea 0.0 Makhinjauri (Batumi) 0.0 Khobi 0.0 Kobuleti 0.0 Senaki 0.0 Samtredia Ozurgeti Tskhaltubo 0.0 Kutaisi Tqibuli Vale 0.0 Zestaponi Akhaltsikhe Chiatura Atskuri Borjomi Bakuriani 0.0 Khashuri Nikozi De facto border Georgia/South Ossetia[3] Tskhinvali[3] 0.0 Gori Telavi 0.0 Tbilisi Kazreti Gurjaani Bolnisi 0.0 Marneuli Tsnori 0.0 Rustavi Dedoplis Tsqaro 0.0 Border Georgia/Armenia 0.0 Border Georgia/Azerbaijan Vanadzor 0.0 Agstafa To Yerevan To Baku

Leselidze (Gyachrypsh) is a platform on the Psou - Engur railway line in Abkhazia. In some schedules it is listed as a platform of 2000 km.

According to 2003 data it was listed in railway atlases as Leselidze platform of Georgian railways Samtredia department, station code 57441, code express 3 2800810. Actual platform relates to the Abkhaz railway called Gyachrypsh.

On this platform is a small station building built in the 1950s, that is abandoned as of 2003.

From June 26, 2010, two pairs of commuter trains between Adler and Gagra stop at the platform during the day.

The station layout consists of one high-side platform used for traffic in both directions.

See also

• Georgian Railway

Coordinates: 43°23′22″N 40°02′09″E / 43.3895°N 40.0357°E

1. Abkhazia is de jure part of Georgia, de facto not under Georgian control
2. Abkhazian railway is de jure part of Samtredian Department of Georgian Railway, de facto not under Georgian control
3. South Ossetia is de jure part of Georgia, de facto not under Georgian control.