Moscow–Brest Railway

Moscow–Brest Railway
Moscow–Brest Railway
	Moscow–Brest railway at the Smolensk railway station.
Overview
Native name	Московско-Брестская железная дорога
Status	Operational
Locale	Eastern Europe
Termini	Brest-Tsentralny; Moscow Belorussky;
Service
Type	Inter-city rail; Commuter rail; Freight rail;
System	Moscow Railway (Moscow–Smolensk); Belarusian Railway (Orsha–Brest);
Operator(s)	Belarusian Railway; Russian Railways; Lithuanian Railways;
History
Opened	20 September 1870
Completed	16 November 1871
Technical
Line length	1,100 km (680 mi)
Track gauge	1,520 mm (4 ft 11+27⁄32 in)
Electrification	25 kV 50 Hz AC–3 kV DC

The Moscow–Brest Railway (Russian: Московско-Брестская железная дорога) is about 1,100 km of Moscow Railway within Russian Railways and Belarusian Railway, that connects between Moscow in Russia and Brest near at the Polish border. It was built during the period of Imperial Russia.