Oberloisdorf – Bük railway line

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Oberloisdorf – Bük
Route length: ~ 13.5 km
Gauge : 1435 mm ( standard gauge )
Route - straight ahead
from Sopron
Station without passenger traffic
96.975 Oberloisdorf 248  m above sea level A.
   
End of track
   
to Kőszeg
   
95.630 Unterloisdorf
   
93.154 Klostermarienberg
   
88.970 Frankenau
   
84.867 Lutzmannsburg
   
83.166 State border Austria / Hungary
   
Répcevis (salvation)
   
Csepreg (Tschapring)
   
from Sopron
Station, station
Bük (wank)
   
to Szombathely
   
to Sárvár

The Oberloisdorf – Bük – Sárvár line was a branch line in Austria and Hungary .

history

It was opened on November 9, 1913 by the West Hungarian Local Railway AG . Operational management was carried out by the Royal Hungarian State Railways until January 5, 1922, then by the Austrian state for the account of the owners, with the train transport service being provided by the GySEV until May 14, 1931 and then by the BBÖ .

Since it was cut up by the new state border after the First World War , traffic was stopped on May 15, 1933. While the superstructure between the border and the 86.450 kilometer was dismantled for unknown reasons in 1944, freight traffic between Oberloisdorf and Frankenau was resumed on August 12, 1946 after the war damage had been repaired. B. limited during the sugar beet season. The line was closed and dismantled in 1955.

The traffic was reopened in Hungary to Répcevis on August 15, 1945. On May 26, 1963, a bus stop was opened in Bükfürdő (Bad Bük) and bath trains ran twice a day from Szombathely to Bükfürdő. On May 26, 1974, the Répcevis-Bük-Sárvár railway was finally closed and the line dismantled.

Train stations

literature

Horst Knely: The Oberloisdorf - Lutzmannsburg local railway . In: Eisenbahn , Issue 2/1986 (39th year). Bohmann, Vienna 1110. p. 28

See also