The station was established in 1862. on the St. Petersburg-Warsaw railway between Druzhilii and Švenčioni stations. It was a Class IV railway station. 1916 Pabrade became a railway hub - the Pabrade-Lentupis railway was built, the railway line to Belarus branched off at the station. After Lithuania regained its independence, the line was abandoned in 2003. closed and later demolished.

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Karolis S

January 29, 2024

The station was founded in 1862. near the St. Petersburg-Warsaw railway between Druzhilii and Švenčioni stations. It was a Class IV railway station. in 1916 Pabradė became a railway hub - the Pabradė-Lentupis railway was built, and the railway line to Belarus branched off at the station. After Lithuania regained its independence, the line was abandoned in 2003. closed and later demolished

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