Transport in Georgia

Georgian Railway

  • Total network length: 1,683 km for public services (excluding industrial lines);
  • Wide gauge: 1,583 km - 1520 mm wide;
  • Narrow gauge: 100 km - 914 mm wide

Cities served by railways

Tbilisi

Poti - port

Batumi - port

Kutaisi

Akhaltsikhe

Railway lines with neighboring countries:

Russia - through the Autonomous Republic of Abkhazia - has been closed for political reasons since 1992.

Azerbaijan

Armenia

– Турция

Метро

City in which the metro operates - Tbilisi. Currently, there are 23 operating stations in the Tbilisi Metro. The total length of the lines is 26.4 km. It was put into operation on January 11, 1966.

Both the old "E" type wagons of different modifications are used for transportation, as well as the relatively new type 81-717 / 714. 

The wagons are served by two depots, Nadzaladevi and Gldani. In 2005, the metro served approx. 105.6 million people. 186 wagons and two depots are in operation. The platforms can hold five carriages. The working hours of the wagons are from 6:00 am to 00:00 pm.

Black Sea Ports

Batumi

Poti

Sukhumi

Airports

В момента в Грузия има три обновени международни летища, които отговарят на съвременните стандарти:

Tbilisi International Airport

 – Batumi International Airport

International airport Kutaisi

 

Tbilisi Airport - Shota Rustaveli is located 17 km from the capital. Batumi Airport - Alexandre Kartveli, is located 20 km Northeast of Khopi (Turkey). This airport is used by both Georgia and North-West Turkey. Kutaisi David the Builder international airport is located 250 km west from Tbilisi and 131 km northeast from Batumi.

Highways

Georgia's road network consists of 1,495 km of international roads, which are in relatively good condition, and 18,834 km of domestic and local roads, most of which need to be rehabilitated.

Distance in kilometers

  • Sofia - Tbilisi: 2194 km
  • Sofia - Kutaisi: 1965 km
  • Sofia - Batumi: 1815 km
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