Johannisburg – Kolno railway line

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Johannisburg – Kolno
(Pisz – Kolno)
Course book range : DR 118d (1940) ,
136k (1944)
Route length: 28.0 km
Gauge : 1435 mm ( standard gauge )
   
from Lötzen (Giżycko)
   
from Allenstein (Olsztyn)
Station, station
0.0 Johannisburg (Pisz)
   
to Lyck (Ełk)
   
2.4 Johannisburg depot (Pisz p.odg.)
   
7.00 Wilken / Wilkenhof (Wilki)
   
9.73 Kallenzinnen / Dreifelde (Kałęczyn Mazurski)
   
13.67 Dziadowen / Königstal (Dziadowo)
   
16.0 Groß Pasken / dismantling Königstal (Paski Wielkie)
   
17.0 Rakowken / Sernau (Rakówko)
   
18.53 Walking (Jeże)
   
21.21 Dlottowen / Fischborn (East Pr.) (Dłutowo)
   
until 1939: State border between the German Empire and Poland
   
today: Warmia-Masuria / Podlachia voivodeship border
   
by Myszyniec
   
28.00 Kolno

The Johannisburg – Kolno railway was a railway line in southeastern East Prussia and at times reached as far as Poland . Over a length of 28 kilometers it connected the district town of Johannisburg ( Pisz in Polish ) with the Powiat capital of Kolno . In 1945 it was finally shut down and its facilities dismantled.

The train station in Pisz (Johannisburg)

history

On August 15, 1884, the railway line from Allenstein to Lyck , which was under construction, reached the city ​​of Johannisburg, which was connected to the Prussian State Railways network . A year later it was extended to Lyck ( Polish Ełk ). This route is still used by the Polish State Railways (PKP), albeit to a limited extent. A second line was opened in Johannisburg on November 15, 1905. It led north and created a connection to the district town of Lötzen (Polish: Giżycko ).

On September 1, 1908, the railway line was opened to the south-eastern border community of Dlottowen (1938–1945 Fischborn , Polish : Dłutowo ). In 1915 it was extended to the neighboring Polish city of Kolno . Later it was considered to extend the route from Kolno to Łomża . In Kolno, the railway line coming from Johannisburg met the newly built Myszyniec – Kolno small railway .

The railway line in the end of 28 kilometers with a gauge of 1435 mm was under the control of the Reich Railway Directorate Königsberg until the end . Due to changed political conditions, the section from Dlottowen / Fischborn to Kolno was closed in 1923. At the end of the Second World War , the section from Fischborn to Johannisburg, which was used until 1944, was abandoned and its facilities were dismantled.

References

literature

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Organopolska Baza Kolejowa Linia 219 Olsztyn – Ełk
  2. ^ History of the city of Johannisburg
  3. Linia Pisz – Orzysz
  4. a b Linia Pisz – Kolno
  5. tokolno.wordpress.com