Harku raudteejaam (Hüüru)
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Harju /
Harkujarve /
Hüüru /
Tammi tee
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World / Estonia / Harju / Saue
interesting place, closed, head house (train station)
Harku railway station was a halfway station on the Liiva–Vääna railway, today located in Saue rural municipality, Tammi tee 15[1].
The narrow-gauge fortress railway of the Peter the Great sea fortress transport network was built to simplify and speed up the transport of construction materials to the fortifications being built at the main position of the Peter the Great sea fortress. The 22-kilometer-long Liiva–Vääna railway branch was the main branch of the fortress railway between the Nõmme-Väikse and Sõrve railway stations. The line had several branches, including the (planned) PSM Maarinde to the Humala position and to the Suurupi harbour.
The narrow-gauge fortress railway of the Peter the Great sea fortress transport network was built to simplify and speed up the transport of construction materials to the fortifications being built at the main position of the Peter the Great sea fortress. The 22-kilometer-long Liiva–Vääna railway branch was the main branch of the fortress railway between the Nõmme-Väikse and Sõrve railway stations. The line had several branches, including the (planned) PSM Maarinde to the Humala position and to the Suurupi harbour.
Nearby cities:
Coordinates: 59°23'55"N 24°34'50"E
- Hüüru Manor 3.3 km
- Vanamõisa manor 8.9 km
- Vana-Karjaküla manor 13 km
- Niitvälja manor 18 km
- Lehola manor 19 km
- Leetse manor 26 km
- Pallaste manor 29 km
- Black Guillemots (birds) watching area 30 km
- Peter's Fortress 31 km
- "Padise Abbey (Monastery)" ruins 31 km
- Harku 2.3 km
- Harku Bog 2.6 km
- Astangu 2.6 km
- Haabersti 3.9 km
- Tiskre (subdistrict) 4.7 km
- Kakumäe 5.9 km
- Kopli Bay 6.4 km
- Kakumäe Bay 7.3 km
- Tallinn Bay 13 km
- Harju County 16 km