Tcherny railway accident

In the Tcherny railway accident near Tcherny, Russia on 13 July 1882, a train was derailed and more than 40 people killed. This rail accident was one of the 20 most serious accidents (by death toll) before 1953.^[1]

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v t e Railway accidents and incidents in the 1880s
1882	New York City, U.S. (13 January) Tcherny, Russian Empire (13 July) Hugstetten, German Empire (3 September) Aberdeenshire, Scotland (27 November)
1888	Orange County, Virginia, US (12 July) Mud Run, Pennsylvania, US (10 October) Borki, Russian Empire (29 October)
1870s 1890s

v t e Railway accidents and incidents in Russia
Russian Empire	Tcherny railway accident (1882) Borki train disaster (1888, place is now in Ukraine)
Russian SFSR	Vereshchyovka train disaster (1944) 1977 Moscow bombings Kamensk-Shakhtinsky rail disaster (1987) Arzamas train disaster (1988) Ufa train disaster (1989)
Russian Federation	Podsosenka train disaster (1992) 2003 Stavropol train bombing February 2004 Moscow Metro bombing August 2004 Moscow Metro bombing Yekaterinburg bridge collapse (2006) 2009 Nevsky Express bombing 2010 Moscow Metro bombings Naro-Fominsk rail crash (2014) 2014 Moscow Metro derailment Murmansk train collision (2024) 2025 Russia bridge collapses (2025)
See also: List of Russian rail accidents

Tcherny railway accident

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