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Annex 2.3.9.1 at 31.05.2021 No by Row No of Railway Line Energy Annex 2.3.9.1 List of electrified/non-electrified railway lines of SE NRIC at 31.05.2021 No of No by railway Energy section From station/BP To station/BP Track No 1 Track No 2 Track No 3 row line 1 1 Sofia Dimitrovgrad YZ Kalotina Zapad electrified 2 1 Sofia Kalotina Zapad Kalotina electrified 3 1 Sofia Kalotina Dragoman electrified 4 1 Sofia Dragoman Aldomirovtsi electrified 5 1 Sofia Aldomirovtsi Slivnitsa electrified 6 1 Sofia Slivnitsa Petarch electrified 7 1 Sofia Petarch Kostinbrod electrified 8 1 Sofia Kostinbrod Voluyak electrified 9 1 Sofia Voluyak Sofia electrified electrified 10 1 Sofia Sofia Poduyane Patnicheska electrified electrified 11 1 Sofia Poduyane Patnicheska Iskar electrified electrified 12 1 Sofia Iskar Kazichene electrified electrified 13 1 Sofia Kazichene Elin Pelin electrified electrified 14 1 Sofia Elin Pelin Vakarel electrified electrified 15 1 Sofia Vakarel Verinsko electrified electrified 16 1 Sofia Verinsko Ihtiman electrified electrified 17 1 Sofia Ihtiman Kostenets electrified electrified 18 1 Sofia Kostenets Belovo electrified electrified 19 1 Plovdiv Belovo Septemvri electrified electrified 20 1 Plovdiv Septemvri Pazardzhik electrified electrified 21 1 Plovdiv Pazardzhik Ognyanovo electrified electrified 22 1 Plovdiv Ognyanovo Stamboliyski electrified electrified 23 1 Plovdiv Stamboliyski Todor Kableshkov electrified electrified 24 1 Plovdiv Todor Kableshkov Plovdiv electrified electrified 25 1 Plovdiv Plovdiv POR Iztok electrified electrified 26 1 Plovdiv Plovdiv POR Iztok electrified electrified 27 1 Plovdiv POR Iztok Krumovo electrified electrified 28 1 Plovdiv Krumovo Katunitsa electrified 29 1 Plovdiv Katunitsa Popovitsa electrified electrified 30 1 Plovdiv Popovitsa Parvomay electrified 31 1 Plovdiv Parvomay Karadzhalovo electrified 32 1 Plovdiv Karadzhalovo Yabalkovo electrified 33 1 Plovdiv Yabalkovo Dimitrovgrad electrified 34 1 Plovdiv Dimitrovgrad Nova Nadezhda electrified 35 1 Plovdiv Nova Nadezhda Simeonovgrad electrified 36 1 Plovdiv Simeonovgrad Harmanli electrified 37 1 Plovdiv Harmanli Lyubimets electrified 38 1 Plovdiv Lyubimets Svilengrad electrified 39 1 Svilengrad Dikeya non-electrified 40 1 Plovdiv Svilengrad Kapıkule electrified 41 Sofia Sofia Tovarna non-electrified 42 Sofia Tovarna Poduyane Patnicheska non-electrified 43 Sofia Sofia Poduyane 4 par. electrified 44 Sofia Sofia Poduyane 5 par. electrified 45 Sofia Poduyane Iskar electrified 46 Sofia Tovarna Poduyane non-electrified 47 Sofia Iliyantsi BP Birimirtsi electrified 48 Sofia Iliyantsi BP 4 electrified 49 Sofia BP Birimirtsi BP 4 electrified electrified 50 Sofia BP 4 Voluyak electrified electrified 51 Kalotina Stanyantsi shunting area non-electrified 52 Aldomirovtsi Beli Breg shunting area non-electrified 53 13 Sofia Voluyak Bankya electrified 54 Vakarel Chukurovo shunting area non-electrified 55 16 Septemvri Varvara non-electrified 56 16 Varvara Dolene non-electrified 57 16 Dolene Kostandovo non-electrified 58 16 Kostandovo Velingrad non-electrified 59 16 Velingrad Tsvetino non-electrified 60 16 Tsvetino Avramovo non-electrified 61 16 Avramovo Yakoruda non-electrified 62 16 Yakoruda Belitsa non-electrified 63 16 Belitsa Razlog non-electrified 64 16 Razlog Bansko non-electrified 65 16 Bansko Dobrinishte non-electrified 66 18 Stamboliyski BP Kurtovo Konare non-electrified 67 18 BP Kurtovo Konare Bratsigovo non-electrified 68 18 Bratsigovo Peshtera non-electrified 69 19 Plovdiv Krumovo Asenovgrad electrified 70 2 Sofia Sofia Sofia Sever electrified electrified 71 2 Sofia Sofia Sever Iliyantsi electrified electrified 72 2 Sofia Iliyantsi Kurilo electrified electrified 73 2 Sofia Kurilo Rebrovo electrified electrified 74 2 Sofia Rebrovo Svoge electrified electrified 75 2 Sofia Svoge Bov electrified electrified 76 2 Sofia Bov Lakatnik electrified electrified 77 2 Sofia Lakatnik Eliseyna electrified electrified 78 2 Sofia Eliseyna Zverino electrified electrified 79 2 Sofia Zverino Mezdra Yug electrified electrified 80 2 Sofia Mezdra Yug Mezdra electrified electrified 81 2 Sofia Mezdra Roman electrified electrified 82 2 Sofia Roman Kunino electrified electrified 83 2 Sofia Kunino Karlukovo electrified electrified 84 2 Sofia Karlukovo Cherven Bryag electrified electrified 85 2 Sofia Cherven Bryag Telish electrified electrified 86 2 G. Oryahovitsa Telish Dolni Dabnik electrified electrified 87 2 G. Oryahovitsa Dolni Dabnik Gorni Dabnik electrified electrified 88 2 G. Oryahovitsa Gorni Dabnik Yasen electrified electrified 89 2 G. Oryahovitsa Yasen Pleven Zapad electrified electrified 90 2 G. Oryahovitsa Pleven Zapad Pleven electrified electrified 91 2 G. Oryahovitsa Pleven Pordim electrified electrified 92 2 G. Oryahovitsa Pordim Levski electrified electrified 93 2 G. Oryahovitsa Levski Pavlikeni electrified electrified 94 2 G. Oryahovitsa Pavlikeni Resen electrified electrified 95 2 G. Oryahovitsa Resen Polikrayshte electrified 96 2 G. Oryahovitsa Polikrayshte G. Oryahovitsa electrified 97 2 G. Oryahovitsa G. Oryahovitsa Dzulyunitsa electrified electrified 98 2 G. Oryahovitsa Dzulyunitsa Strazhitsa electrified electrified 99 2 G. Oryahovitsa Strazhitsa Slavyanovo electrified electrified 100 2 G. Oryahovitsa Slavyanovo Popovo electrified electrified 101 2 G. Oryahovitsa Popovo Dralfa electrified electrified 102 2 G. Oryahovitsa Dralfa Targovishte electrified electrified 103 2 G. Oryahovitsa Targovishte Han Krum electrified electrified 104 2 G. Oryahovitsa Han Krum Shumen electrified electrified 105 2 G. Oryahovitsa Shumen Matnitsa electrified electrified 106 2 G. Oryahovitsa Matnitsa Kaspichan electrified electrified 107 2 G. Oryahovitsa Kaspichan Provadia electrified electrified 108 2 G. Oryahovitsa Provadia Sindel Razpr. electrified electrified 109 2 G. Oryahovitsa Sindel Razpr. Razdelna electrified electrified electrified 110 2 G. Oryahovitsa Razdelna Varna Feribotna electrified 111 2 G. Oryahovitsa Razdelna Povelyanovo electrified electrified electrified 112 2 G. Oryahovitsa Povelyanovo Beloslav electrified electrified 113 2 G. Oryahovitsa Beloslav Ezerovo electrified electrified 114 2 G. Oryahovitsa Ezerovo Topolite electrified electrified 115 2 G. Oryahovitsa Topolite Varna electrified electrified 116 2 G. Oryahovitsa Resen G. Oryahovitsa Razpr. electrified 117 G. Oryahovitsa Polikrayshte BP Akatsia electrified 118 G. Oryahovitsa G. Oryahovitsa G. Oryahovitsa Razpr. electrified 119 G. Oryahovitsa G. Oryahovitsa Razpr. Samovodene electrified Zlatna Panega shunting 120 Cherven Bryag non-electrified area 121 23 Yasen Dolna Mitropolia non-electrified 122 23 Dolna Mitropolia Somovit non-electrified 123 23 Somovit Cherkvitsa non-electrified 124 24 Svishtov Oresh non-electrified 125 24 Oresh BP Morava non-electrified 126 24 BP Morava Levski non-electrified 127 24 Levski Doyrentsi non-electrified 128 24 Doyrentsi BP Lovech Sever non-electrified 129 24 BP Lovech Sever Lovech non-electrified 130 24 Lovech Troyan non-electrified 131 24 Oresh Belene shunting area non-electrified 132 26 G. Oryahovitsa Shumen Smyadovo electrified 133 28 G. Oryahovitsa Smyadovo Komunari electrified 134 28 G. Oryahovitsa Povelyanovo Devnya electrified 135 28 Devnya Suvorovo non-electrified 136 28 Suvorovo Valchi Dol non-electrified 137 28 Valchi Dol Dobrich non-electrified 138 28 Dobrich Dobrich Sever non-electrified 139 28 Dobrich Sever Kardam non-electrified 140 3 Sofia Iliyantsi Svetovrachene electrified 141 3 Sofia Svetovrachene Kremikovtsi electrified 142 3 Sofia Kremikovtsi Yana electrified 143 3 Sofia Yana Stolnik electrified 144 3 Sofia Stolnik Sarantsi electrified 145 3 Sofia Sarantsi Makotsevo electrified 146 3 Sofia Makotsevo Dolno Kamartsi electrified 147 3 Sofia Dolno Kamartsi Mirkovo electrified 148 3 Sofia Mirkovo Zlatitsa electrified 149 3 Sofia Zlatitsa Pirdop electrified 150 3 Sofia Pirdop Anton electrified 151 3 Sofia Anton Koprivshtitsa electrified 152 3 Sofia Koprivshtitsa Stryama electrified 153 3 Sofia Stryama Klisura electrified 154 3 Sofia Klisura Hristo Danovo electrified 155 3 Sofia Hristo Danovo Sopot electrified 156 3 Sofia Sopot Karlovo electrified 157 3 Plovdiv Karlovo Botev electrified 158 3 Plovdiv Botev Kalofer electrified 159 3 Plovdiv Kalofer Tazha electrified 160 3 Plovdiv Tazha Sahrane electrified 161 3 Plovdiv Sahrane Dunavtsi electrified 162 3 Plovdiv Dunavtsi Kazanlak electrified 163 3 Plovdiv Kazanlak Cherganovo electrified 164 3 Plovdiv Cherganovo Tulovo electrified 165 3 Plovdiv Tulovo Dabovo electrified electrified 166 3 Plovdiv Dabovo Gurkovo electrified 167 3 Plovdiv Gurkovo Tvarditsa electrified 168 3 Plovdiv Tvarditsa Shivachevo electrified 169 3 Plovdiv Shivachevo Gavrailovo electrified 170 3 Plovdiv Gavrailovo Sliven electrified 171 3 Plovdiv Sliven Zhelyu Voyvoda electrified 172 3 Plovdiv Zhelyu Voyvoda Zimnitsa electrified 173 3 Plovdiv Karnobat Lozarevo electrified electrified 174 3 Plovdiv Lozarevo Podvis electrified 175 3 G. Oryahovitsa Podvis BP Prilep electrified 176 3 G. Oryahovitsa BP Prilep Zavet electrified electrified 177 3 G. Oryahovitsa Zavet BP Lyulyakovo electrified electrified 178 3 G. Oryahovitsa BP Lyulyakovo Daskotna electrified electrified 179 3 G. Oryahovitsa Daskotna Tarnak electrified 180 3 G. Oryahovitsa Tarnak BP Struya electrified 181 3 G. Oryahovitsa BP Struya Asparuhovo electrified electrified 182 3 G. Oryahovitsa Asparuhovo Komunari electrified 183 3 G. Oryahovitsa Komunari Dalgopol electrified electrified 184 3 G. Oryahovitsa Dalgopol Velichkovo electrified electrified 185 3 G. Oryahovitsa Velichkovo Yunak electrified electrified 186 3 G. Oryahovitsa Yunak Sindel
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