Bad Pirawarth – Dobermannsdorf railway line

Bad Pirawarth – Dobermannsdorf

Route length:

29.595 km

		from Gänserndorf
	0.000	Bad Pirawarth (formerly Pirawarth)
		to Mistelbach
	2,660	Little Harras
	4.864	Hohenruppersdorf
		Sulzbach
	8,791	Sulz Museumsdorf (formerly Sulz-Nexing)
	13,996	Loidesthal
		Loidesthaler Bach
		Groß-Inzersdorfer Bach
	17,483	Great Inzersdorf
	20,300	Zistersdorf city
	20,709	Zistersdorf
		to Drösing
	22,100	Gösting
	24,200	At the Steinberg
	27.217	Palterndorf
		from Korneuburg
	29,595	Dobermannsdorf
		to Hohenau
		to Poysdorf

The Bad Pirawarth – Dobermannsdorf railway was a single-track, non- electrified local railway operated by the Austrian Federal Railways (ÖBB) in the Lower Austrian Weinviertel . The 29.595 kilometer route led from Bad Pirawarth to Dobermannsdorf .

history

With a certificate dated January 6, 1908, the local railway company Stammersdorf-Auersthal was granted the concession to build and operate the line. The Zistersdorf –Dobermannsdorf section was opened on August 14, 1909, followed by the Bad Pirawarth – Zistersdorf section on July 15, 1911. On May 1, 1913, the Niederösterreichische Landesbahnen took over the line, retroactively to January 1, 1921, the Austrian Federal Railways.

In May 1988, including several other local railways in the Weinviertel, the Hohenruppersdorf –Dobermannsdorf section was discontinued, but in 2004 the Hohenruppersdorf – Sulz Museumsdorf section, formerly Sulz-Nexing, was reopened. With the timetable change on December 12, 2010, the Bad Pirawarth - Sulz Museumsdorf section was discontinued.