Narva raudteejaam on Eesti Vabariigi kõige idapoolsem raudteejaam, mis asub Ida-Virumaal Narva linnas. Narva raudteejaamas on kaks perrooni pikkustega 400 m. Jaamas on 40 pööret ja 25 raudteed, millest 7 võimaldavad vastu võtta ronge pikkusega 1500 m.
Narva raudteejaam avati 1870. aastal seoses raudteeliini rajamisega. Narva jaamahoone ehitati koos raudteeliiniga, tüüpprojekti järgi. Jaamahoone purustati Eesti Vabadussõjas 1919. aastal. 1922. aastal ehitati Narva uus puidust jaamahoone. See hävis Teises maailmasõjas. Tänapäeval on kasutusel neoklassitsistlikus stiilis kivihoone, mis on raudteel reisijatele ühtlasi ka piiripunkt.
Aarde leiate Narva jaama vahetus läheduses oleva jalakäijate silla küljest.
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Narva railway station is the most eastern railway station in Estonia, located in Narva, Ida-Virumaa. Narva railway station has two 400m-long platforms. There are 40 turns and 25 railroads in the station, 7 of which can serve trains up to 1500m long.
Narva railway station was opened in 1870 with the construction of railway lines. The building itself was built along with the lines according to a stamp project. The building was destroyed in the Estonian War of Independence in 1919. In 1922, a new wooden building was built. It was destroyed during WW II. A stone building in neoclassicistic style is used these days, it also serves as a border checkpoint.
The cache is hidden close to Narva railway station, under a pedestrian bridge.