Moscow Train Map
On this page, you will find the map of Moscow's suburban trains. Moscow's urban, suburban & commuter trains serve the city of Moscow (Russia) together with the subway, the trams and the buses. The network runs along 11 radial directions and includes the four Moscow Central Diameters (MCD, lines D1 to D4), which cross the city from one suburb to another.
Moscow rail map
Moscow's commuter trains are operated mainly by Central PPK (Центральная ППК). The network radiates from the city's rail terminals along the following 11 directions:
• Leningradsky (Ленинградское)
• Savyolovsky (Савёловское)
• Yaroslavsky (Ярославское)
• Gorkovsky (Горьковское)
• Kazansky (Казанское)
• Ryazansky (Рязанское)
• Paveletsky (Павелецкое)
• Kursky (Курское)
• Kievsky (Киевское)
• Belorussky (Белорусское)
• Rizhsky (Рижское)
Since 2019, the Moscow Central Diameters (MCD) have linked these directions into through lines across the city:
• D1: Lobnya (Лобня) ↔ Odintsovo (Одинцово)
• D2: Nakhabino (Нахабино) ↔ Podolsk (Подольск)
• D3: Zelenograd-Kryukovo (Зеленоград-Крюково) ↔ Ippodrom (Ипподром)
• D4: Aprelevka (Апрелевка) ↔ Zheleznodorozhnaya (Железнодорожная)