Réding – Metz-Ville railway line

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Réding – Rémilly
Route of the Réding – Metz-Ville railway line
Map of the route
Route number (SNCF) : 140,000; 28, 29, 30 (1962)
Route length: 87.5 km
Gauge : 1435 mm ( standard gauge )
Power system : 25 kV - 50 Hz  ~
Maximum slope : 5  ‰
Dual track : Yes
Legend
Route - straight ahead
 Railway line Metz – Luxembourg from Luxembourg
Station, station
 154.3 Metz-Ville (Metz central station)
Gleisdreieck - straight ahead, to the right, from the right
 Lérouville – Metz line to Lérouville
   
 Railway line Metz – Château-Salins to Château-Salins
   
 151.6 Metz bypass
   
 151.4 Seille ; 118 m
Bridge (medium)
 ( N 431 )
Stop, stop
 147.9 Peltre (Pelters)
Stop, stop
 140.9 Courcelles-sur-Nied (Kurzel)
   
 Kurzel – Teterchen railway line to Falck-Hargarten
Stop, stop
 137.8 Sanry-sur-Nied (Senn)
Station, station
 132.1 Rémilly (Remelach)
   
 131 to Saarbrücken
Plan-free intersection - below
 126.2 LGV Est européenne ( Saarbrücken - Paris )
   
 125.5 Nied
   
 125.4 Ab and Baudrecourt from LGV Est européene
   
 124.4 Baudrecourt (Baldershofen)
   
 to the LGV Est européenne
   
 121.2 Lesse (Lesch)
   
 117.7 Brulange (Brülingen)
   
 113 Landroff (Landorf)
Station, station
 109.1 Morhange (Mörchingen)
   
 105.1 Rodalbe - Bermering (Rodalben-Bermeringen)
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 Nouvel-Avricourt – Bénestroff railway from Igney-Avricourt and
Champigneulles – Sarralbe railway from Champigneulles
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Station, station
 101.4 Bénestroff (Bensdorf)
   
 100.6 Railway Champigneulles – Sarralbe to Sarrealbe
   
 97.5 Nébing (Nebingen)
   
 90.0 Loudrefing (Lauterfingen)
   
 87.5 Mittersheim (Mittersheim)
   
 86 Saar Canal
   
 78.2 Saar
   
 Berthelming – Sarreguemines railway from Sarreguemines
Station, station
 78.1 Berthelming (Berthelmingen; wedge station )
   
 73.4 Oberstinzel (Oberstinzel)
   
 70.1 Sarraltroff (Saaraltdorf)
Plan-free intersection - below
 LGV Est européenne
Gleisdreieck - straight ahead, to the right, from the right
 Railway Paris – Strasbourg to / from Paris-Est
Station, station
 66.9 Réding (Rieding)
Route - straight ahead
 Railway line Paris – Strasbourg to Strasbourg

The Réding – Metz-Ville railway is a double-track electrified railway line in Lorraine in the Moselle department . The route is operated by the TER Lorraine and has line number 21.

history

The route is part of the historically important route network. It was opened between 1851 and 1877. Like the Forbacher Bahn and the Paris – Strasbourg line, it was built on two tracks. Construction began around 1851 and the last section was completed in 1877. The opening of the entire route took place on October 15, 1877. The construction cost was 8.5 million gold marks .

business

On weekdays nine trains run on the Réding - Rémilly - Metz route , but only some of them stop in Rémilly. There are only five to six trains on weekends . In addition, the trains on the Metz - Forbach - Saarbrücken line between Metz and Rémilly also use the route.

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ SNCF: Region de l'est. Carnet de Profils et Schémas , 1962, sheets 28–30
  2. ^ Alsace-Lorraine Railways. In: Viktor von Röll (ed.): Encyclopedia of the Railway System . 2nd Edition. Volume 4: Express Train Driving Rules . Urban & Schwarzenberg, Berlin / Vienna 1913, pp  291 -300.
  3. ↑ Otto Föhlinger: history of railways in Alsace-Lorraine and their transport traffic. Verlag Heitz & Mündel, Strasbourg 1897, p. 117 & p. 419
  4. ↑ Timetable Metz – Morhange – Sarrebourg – Strasbourg (PDF; 61 kB)