Apeldoorn – Deventer railway line

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Apeldoorn – Deventer
An ICM at Teuge
An ICM at Teuge
Route length: 15 km
Gauge : 1435 mm ( standard gauge )
Power system : 1,500 V  =
Top speed: 130 km / h
Legend
Route - straight ahead
 from Amsterdam and Zwolle
Station, station
 0 Apeldoorn
   
 Apeldoorn Canal
   
 to Zutphen
Station, station
 3 Apeldoorn Osseveld
Road bridge
 A 50
Station, station
 10 Twello
   
 IJssel
   
 from Leeuwarden and Ommen
Station, station
 15th Deventer
Route - straight ahead
 to Arnhem and Almelo

The Apeldoorn – Deventer railway is a railway line between Apeldoorn and Deventer in the Netherlands . The railway line is an important freight link between Randstad and Germany as well as a busy railway line for passenger traffic. The length of the route is about 15 kilometers.

history

The first section of the line, between Apeldoorn and Twello , was opened on November 21, 1887. On September 1, 1888, the part between Twello and Deventer followed. The electrification took place in 1951. The top speed is 130 km / h.

Train traffic

A sprinter on the IJssel bridge near Deventer

At the moment there is an InterCity train pair from Amsterdam to Apeldoorn every half hour, which will be extended to Deventer during peak hours . There are also InterCity trains from Amsterdam to Berlin , from The Hague to Enschede and a regional train from Apeldoorn to Enschede.

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