Hengelo train station

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Hengelo
Station building with main entrance
Station building with main entrance
Data
Location in the network Crossing station
Design Through station
Platform tracks 3
abbreviation Hgl
IBNR 8400316
opening October 18, 1865
Website URL NS info page
Architectural data
architect Hermanus Gerardus Jacob Schelling
location
City / municipality Hengelo
province Overijssel
Country Netherlands
Coordinates 52 ° 15 '43 "  N , 6 ° 47' 39"  E Coordinates: 52 ° 15 '43 "  N , 6 ° 47' 39"  E
Railway lines
List of train stations in the Netherlands
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The Hengelo station , also Hengelo (O) , is the largest station in the Dutch city of Hengelo . The station was used by 6,951 people every day in 2018. It is the central hub in urban public transport (ÖPNV). National regional and long-distance trains as well as the cross-border Intercity from Berlin to Amsterdam operate at the station .

history

The station was opened on October 18, 1865 with the Almelo – Salzbergen railway line. The connections to Zutphen followed a month later, and those to Glanerbeek in January 1868. The station was given its current appearance in 1951 (architect: Hermanus Gerardus Jacob Schelling). In 2009 the underpass tunnel was widened and optically changed.

Route connections

In the 2020 annual timetable , Hengelo station will be served by the following lines:

Train type Line course frequency
Intercity (NS International / DB Fernverkehr ) Amsterdam Centraal  - Amersfoort Centraal  - Deventer  - Hengelo  - Bad Bentheim  - Rheine  - Osnabrück Hbf  - Hannover Hbf  - Berlin Hbf  - Berlin Ostbahnhof every two hours
Intercity Schiphol Airport  - Amsterdam Zuid  - Amersfoort Centraal  - Deventer  - Hengelo  - Enschede hourly
Intercity The Hague Centraal  - Gouda  - Utrecht Centraal  - Amersfoort Centraal  - Deventer  - Hengelo  - Enschede hourly
Intercity ( Keolis ) Zwolle  - Almelo  - Hengelo  - Enschede every hour ( Blauwnet ; runs only on weekdays and only during the day)
sprinter Apeldoorn  - Deventer  - Almelo  (- Hengelo  - Enschede ) every half hour (only runs during peak hours via Hengelo to Enschede)
Sprinter ( Keolis ) Zwolle  - Almelo  - Hengelo  - Enschede every half hour ( Blauwnet )
Stoptrein ( Syntus Twente ) Zutphen  - Hengelo  - Oldenzaal every half hour ( Blauwnet )
Regional train ( eurobahn ) Hengelo  - Bad Bentheim  - Rheine  - Osnabrück Hbf  - Bünde (Westphalia)  - Herford  - Bielefeld Hbf hourly

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Biggest, smallest and largest stations 2018. In: nieuws.ns.nl. Nederlandse Spoorwegen NV, July 4, 2019, accessed on July 21, 2019 (Dutch).

Web links

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