Strymon-Kulata railway

the line consists of a single line with a total length of , constructed of old superstructure materials (S33B rails and S33 metal sleepers). The line is posted with a maximum speed of and a maximum axle load of . There are two tunnels and five bridges between Strymon and Promachonas, and service is provided to two passenger stations. ==Course==

The southern terminus of the Strymon–Kulata railway is Strymon on a branch from the Thessaloniki–Alexandroupoli line. At Strymon, the line connects with a northbound line along Strymon River Valley to Promachonas, The line consists of a railway of approximately , of which are located within Greece, with the remaining located in Bulgaria. The line then joins with the Bulgarian network at Kulata. From Kulata the line continues to via Bulgariavia. ==Main stations==

The stations on the Thessaloniki–Bitola railway are: • Strymonas railway station • Promachonas railway station • Kulata railway station ==Services==

The Strymon - Koulata Railway Line is an international Regional railway line between Greece and Bulgaria. • Thessaloniki-Sofia Express Thessaloniki–Sofia • Regional services Kulata–Strymon (Until further notice, this train is replaced by a bus service between Kulata on the Bulgarian side of the Greek border and Strymon on the Greek side is in operation, from where a train continues to Thessaloniki.) ==See also==