Bakhmut I station is a freight station of the Lyman division of the Donetsk Railway.
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| The Bakhmut I railway station. Donetsk Railway |
The station is located in the city of Bakhmut in the Donetsk region.
Formerly, Bakhmut I was the main station in this industrial centre of the Donbas, and suburban trains stopped at it. The primacy passed to the Bakhmut station, while the former Bakhmutka serves as a freight station for industrial purposes. The station has been in operation since 1878 and has 3 railway tracks and one platform.
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| The Bakhmut I railway station |
The station is a terminus; to the nearest station, Stupky, also located in Bakhmut, the distance is 4 kilometres in a northerly direction.
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| The Bakhmut I railway station. View to the north towards the Stupky station |
In the southerly direction, railway dead-ends have been laid.
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| The Bakhmut I railway station. The railway dead-ends |
The station's distinctive feature, its architectural dominant and its contemporary, is the railway station building, on whose façade a commemorative plaque attests to the construction of the first station on the line that connected Bakhmut with the salt sales markets.
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| The Bakhmut I railway station. View of the station building from the station square |
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| The Bakhmut I railway station. The southern end of the station building |
The window casings, the cornice and the vertical projections on the reddish-brown walls are painted white, which lends the single-storey building volume and solemnity. At present the station building serves as a service building.
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| The Bakhmut I railway station. View of the station building from the station square |
The public station toilet is executed in the same style as the station building.
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| The Bakhmut I railway station. The public toilet |
Besides the station building and the toilet, the station has a warehouse and a small utility building.
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| The Bakhmut I railway station. The service building |
In Soviet times the station shared its name with the city - Artemivsk; in 2016 both it and the city had their historical name restored.
Coordinates: 48°36'14"N 37°59'53"E
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