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Railway town

Bereket (Kazandzhik) in Turkmenistan. The town originated from a railway station built in 1885. The city is now an important crossroad of the old Trans-Caspian Railway and new North-South Transnational Railway.

A railway town, or railroad town, is a settlement that originated or was greatly developed because of a railway station or junction at its site.


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Чарăну çумĕнчи паççулкă CV Jernbaneby Danish Eisenbahnerstadt German Poblado ferroviario Spanish Ville ferroviaire French Kota kereta api ID Città ferroviaria Italian 鉄道の町 Japanese Kutha rel JV Stasjonsby NN

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