Railway line from Amsterdam to Zutphen

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Amsterdam – Zutphen
A cross-border InterCity near Barneveld
A cross-border InterCity near Barneveld
Line of the Amsterdam – Zutphen railway line
Route length: 106 km
Gauge : 1435 mm ( standard gauge )
Power system : 1,500 V (except Apeldoorn – Zutphen)  =
Top speed: 140 km / h
Provinces (NL): North Holland , Utrecht , Gelderland
Route - straight ahead
from Schiphol , Den Helder and Haarlem
Station, station
0 Amsterdam Centraal
Station, station
4th Amsterdam Muiderpoort
   
to Utrecht – Arnhem
Station, station
5 Amsterdam Science Park
Bridge (medium)
A10
Station, station
7th Diemen
Plan-free intersection - below
to Schiphol
   
from Schiphol
Road bridge
A9
Bridge over watercourse (small)
Amsterdam Rijn Canal
Station, station
13 Weesp
Bridge over watercourse (small)
Vecht
Gleisdreieck - straight ahead, to the left, from the left
to / from Almere – Lelystad
Station, station
22nd Naarden-Bussum
Station, station
24 Bussum Zuid
Station, station
27 Hilversum Media Park
Station, station
28 Hilversum
   
to Utrecht
Road bridge
A9
Station, station
36 Baarn
   
to Den Dolder
   
from Utrecht
Station, station
45 Amersfoort Centraal
   
to Leusden – Kesteren GV only
   
to Zwolle
Road bridge
A28
Station, station
51 Hoevelaken
Road bridge
A30
   
to Ede-Wageningen
Road bridge
A1
Station, station
88 Apeldoorn
Bridge over watercourse (small)
Apeldoorn Canal
   
to Deventer
Station, station
91 Apeldoorn De Maten
Road bridge
A50
Road bridge
A1
Station, station
97 Klarenbeek
Station, station
101 Voorst-Empe
   
from Arnhem
Bridge over watercourse (small)
IJssel
Station, station
106 Zutphen
Route - straight ahead
to Zwolle , Hengelo and Winterswijk

The Amsterdam – Zutphen railway , also called Oosterspoorweg , is a railway line between Amsterdam and Zutphen in the Netherlands .

The railway line is, next to the Amsterdam – Arnhem railway line, the most important railway line in the eastern Netherlands. The route is about 106 kilometers. It connects the cities of Hilversum , Amersfoort , Apeldoorn and Zutphen with Amsterdam .

history

The first section of the line, between Amsterdam and Amersfoort, opened in 1874. In 1876 the section between Zutphen and Amersfoort followed. The electrification took place on June 3, 1946 on the piece between Amsterdam and Amersfoort. Four and a half years later, the section between Amersfoort and Apeldoorn followed. The last stretch between Apeldoorn and Zutphen has not been equipped with overhead lines to this day. However, the train station in Zutphen has overhead lines, as other railway lines run over it. The maximum speed on the route is 140 km / h. However, this is only reached sporadically on the section between the train station in Weesp and the intersection with the Weesp – Leiden railway line shortly after the train station in Diemen . Otherwise the route will mainly be driven at the maximum speed of 130 km / h. Only the section between Apeldoorn and Zutphen is only driven at a top speed of 100 km / h. The line has six tracks between Amsterdam Central Station and Amsterdam Muiderpoort, followed by two lanes as far as Diemen. Shortly after Diemen it becomes four-lane for a short stretch to Weesp, but after the train station it becomes two-lane as far as Apeldoorn. From Apeldoorn to Zutphen it only runs in one lane.

Train traffic

A diesel train near Voorst

At the moment, the Intercity trains from Amsterdam to Apeldoorn run on the route , which will be extended to Deventer during peak hours . The InterCity also runs on it from Schiphol to Berlin , from The Hague to Enschede and from Almere to Utrecht . The regional trains from Leiden to Utrecht, from Amsterdam to Amersfoort, from Apeldoorn to Zutphen and from Amersfoort to Ede-Wageningen via Barneveld use them on sections.