Pönitz – Ahrensbök railway line

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Pönitz – Ahrensbök
State in 2011
State in 2011
Route number (DB) : 1111
Course book range : 114k (1954)
Route length: 8 kilometers
Gauge : 1435 mm ( standard gauge )
Route - straight ahead
from Eutin
Station, station
0.0 Pönitz (Holst.) Until 1934 Gleschendorf
   
to Lübeck
   
Schwartau
   
3.77 Brown deer
   
5.72 Holstendorf until 1914 Ahrensbök sugar factory
   
7.95 Ahrensbök

As a branch line, the Pönitz – Ahrensbök railway connected the town of Ahrensbök in Schleswig-Holstein with the town of Pönitz on the main Kiel – Lübeck line , now part of the community of Scharbeutz in the Schleswig-Holstein district of Ostholstein .

history

The route was eight kilometers long and was recorded as course book route 114k.

The railway line was opened by the Eutin-Lübeck railway company on May 10, 1886. Until 1934 the branch station was called Gleschendorf . Passenger traffic ceased on May 23, 1954. After the cessation of freight traffic on May 29, 1988, the line was closed. Only a remainder of around one kilometer to a country store in Untersteenrade was served a little longer. Up to this point, most of the track is still there today, although there is no longer any connection to the rest of the route network at Pönitz station. The track systems on the section leading up to Ahrensbök were dismantled in 1991.

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