Jibou – Baia Mare railway line

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Jibou-Baia Mare
Section of the Jibou – Baia Mare railway line
Course book route (CFR) : 400
Route length: 57 km
Gauge : 1435 mm ( standard gauge )
Route - straight ahead
by Dej
Station, station
122.84 Jibou
Gleisdreieck - straight ahead, to the left, from the left
to Zalau
Stop, stop
132.15 Someș Odorhei
Stop, stop
135.57 Inau
Stop, stop
138.16 Aluniș
Station, station
140.87 Benesat
Stop, stop
147.44 Țicau
Station, station
149.63 Ulmeni Sălaj
   
to Cehu Silvaniei
   
Someș
Stop, stop
155.48 Mireșu Mare
Stop, stop
161.71 Fersig
Stop, stop
166.08 Satulung pe Someș
Stop, stop
171.74 Lăpușel
   
Lăpuș
Stop, stop
175.46 Săsar
Gleisdreieck - straight ahead, to the left, from the left
to Satu Mare
   
180 Baia Mare
   
to Baia Sprie

The Jibou – Baia Mare railway is a main line in Romania . It mostly runs along the Someș River in the north-west of the country .

history

The railway line was built at the end of the 19th century on the territory of Hungary within the Habsburg dual monarchy as a connection between two existing railway lines: the line from Satu Mare (Hungarian Szatmárnémeti ) to Baia Mare ( Nagybánya ) opened in 1884 and the line from 1890 Dej ( Dés ) to Zalau ( Zilah ). Here the new line to be built in Jibou ( Zsibó ) connected to the old one. The construction work was carried out by the Szamosthal Railway Company and completed in 1899.

After the First World War , the region came to Romania; the route was taken over by the Romanian state railway Căile Ferate Române . As a result of the Second Vienna Arbitration , the route was temporarily returned to Hungary from 1940 to 1944.

Todays situation

The line is single-track and not electrified. It is part of the important long-distance connection from Brașov to Satu Mare . Several express trains run daily. The connection is also important for freight transport.

Elevation profile

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Gazeta de Maramureş online, accessed March 21, 2009