Aalborg – Hadsund railway line

Aalborg – Hadsund
Location of the railway line in North Jutland
Routing
Route length:	56.3 km
Gauge :	1435 mm ( standard gauge )
Legend Frederikshavn – Aalborg railway from Frederikshavn and the Fjerritslev – Frederikshavn railway from Frederikshavn 0.0 Aalborg Aalborg Havnebane Depot Randers – Aalborg railway to Randers Østeraadalen 4.5 Gug 6.5 0.0 Lundergårde 16 Østhavnen 8.7 Gistrup 12.4 Klarup 14.1 Stranderholm 16.6 Storvorde 18.3 Sejlflod 20.6 Gudumholm Lille Vildmose 21.8 Palsgaard 23.1 Louisendal 25.5 Vaarst Lindenborg Aa 27.7 Lindenborg Aa 29.8 Komdrup 32.2 Kongerslev 34.9 Randrup 36.0 Bjerregaarde 40.0 Bælum 42.8 Solbjerg By 44.1 Solbjerg 47.6 Veddum 49.1 Skelund 50.8 Høgholt 53.9 Visborg 56.3 Hadsund North Hadsund Havn Hadsundbroen Hadsund Syd according to Randers Swell:

The Aalborg – Hadsund railway was a standard-gauge railway in Denmark in North Jutland . The line built in 1900 was called the Hadsundbanen .

Aalborg – Hadsund Jernbane

The line was operated by the private Danish railway company Aalborg – Hadsund Jernbane (AHJ).

The private railway ran from Aalborg through the eastern Himmerland to Hadsund . The line was closed on April 1, 1969 together with Randersbanen, Hvalpsundbanen and Fjerritslevbanen. In Hadsund, the trains reached the center of operations on the Hadsund Nord line. From there, the Hadsund port railway was put into operation in 1928 .

The terminus of the Randers – Hadsund railway line was Hadsund Syd on the other side of the Mariagerfjord . When the predecessor of today's Hadsundbroen was opened in the form of a swing bridge in 1904 , trains continued from Aalborg to Hadsund Syd. In the 1946/47 season, the maximum number of 418,000 passengers was counted.

Aalborg Østhavnen port railway

The approximately 16-kilometer-long freight railway to the Osthafen ( Østhavnen in Danish ) belongs to the Aalborg Havn company and runs a few kilometers on the old route. Immediately in front of the port, two circulation tracks were laid for shunting operations with a length of around 430 meters and 600 meters. The port railway was fundamentally renewed and expanded in 2015.

Web links

Commons : Aalborg – Hadsund Jernbane (AHJ)  - Collection of images, videos and audio files

• Aalborg – Hadsund Jernbane. Archived from the original on April 17, 2016 ; accessed on July 17, 2020 (Danish). 
• Hadsundbanen. In: jernbaner-nordjylland.dk. Retrieved July 17, 2020 . 

Individual evidence

1. ↑ ^{a b} Railway connection Østhavnen. www.aalborghavn.dk, accessed on July 17, 2020 (Danish). 
2. ↑ Peat railway to Lille Vildmose. In: Nordjyllands jernbaner. Retrieved July 17, 2020 (Danish). 
3. ^ Erik V. Pedersen: AHJ - Stationer. Retrieved July 17, 2020 (Danish). 
4. ↑ Oversigtskort - Østhavnen. aalborghavn.dk, September 2017, accessed on 17 July 2020 (Danish).