Kaliningrad – Mamonowo railway line

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Kaliningrad – Mamonowo
Route length: 49.6 km
Gauge : eastern track: 1435 mm
western track: 1520 mm
Dual track : Kaliningrader Südschleife – Mamonowo (- Poland)
Legend
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from Baltiysk and from Sovetsk
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( Königsberg Ostbahnhof ) (until 1929)
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0.0 Kaliningrad-Passaschirski (Königsberg Hbf)
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to Bagrationovsk and to Chernyshevskoye
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Freight line
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Stop, stop
 2.7 Kijewskaja ( Koenigsberg-Ponarth )
   
 Freight route to the port
   
 Freight line
   
 3, 0 Kaliningrad-Mamonowski
   
 to Pribreschnoye
   
 6.3 (Godrienen)
   
 Kaliningrad South Loop
Station, station
 11.0 Golubewo (Seepothen)
Stop, stop
 12, 0 Op 1298 km
Stop, stop
 16.4 Swetloje (Kobbelbude) former Bf.
Stop, stop
 19th, 0 Op 1305 km
   
 to Allenstein
Stop, stop
 22nd, 0 Op 1307 km
Stop, stop
 26.2 Op 1312 km (Pörschken)
Station, station
 29.2 Laduschkin (Ludwigsort)
Stop, stop
 34, 0 Sosnovy Bor
Stop, stop
 37.3 Primorskoje-Novoje (Wolittnick) former letter
Stop, stop
 42.1 Snamenka-Nowaja (Groß Hoppenbruch) former letter.
Stop, stop
 47, 0 Op 1333 km
   
 from Preussisch Eylau
Station, station
 49.6 Mamonowo (Heiligenbeil)
border
 State border between Russia and Poland
Route - straight ahead
 to Braniewo

The Kaliningrad – Mamonowo (Königsberg – Heiligenbeil) railway runs in the southwest of the Russian Kaliningrad Oblast within reach of the Fresh Lagoon . The line to Poland continues across the border with the Braniewo (German: Braunsberg) border station .

The section of the former Prussian Eastern Railway between Braunsberg and Königsberg was opened to traffic in August 1853. First, the old Königsberg Ostbahnhof was approached, which was designed as a terminal station. Since 1929 the trains have been going to the new Königsberg main station , which is still the starting point for local trains in the direction of Mamonowo as the Kaliningrad South Station .

The line runs on two tracks from the Polish border to the Kaliningrader Südschleife, with one track in Russian broad gauge and one track in standard gauge. The standard gauge track then reaches Kaliningrad via the south loop, which was built by 1970 at the latest.

literature

  • Via the Ostbahn to East Prussia, Eisenbahn-Kurier Special No. 58, 2000

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ also Juschny Woksal (Südbahnhof)