Skierniewice – Łuków railway line

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Skierniewice – Łuków
Parysów Railway Station
Parysów Railway Station
Section of the Skierniewice – Łuków railway line
Route number : 12
Course book range : 604
Route length: 160.108 km
Gauge : 1435 mm ( standard gauge )
Power system : 3 kV  =
Top speed: 100 km / h
Dual track : Skierniewice - Góra Kalwaria ;
Junction Kępa Gliniecka – Łuków
Route - straight ahead
from Koluszki
Gleisdreieck - straight ahead, to the left, from the left
to and from Łowicz
Bridge over watercourse (medium)
Skierniewka
Station, station
0.000 Skierniewice 126  m
Road bridge
State road 70
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to Warsaw
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Bridge over watercourse (medium)
Rawka
   
Łódź and Masovian Voivodeships
   
9,989 Długokąty (1976-2001) 124  m
Station without passenger traffic
13.732 Puszcza Mariańska 135  m
   
19.813 Grabce (until 2001) 158  m
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High-speed route from Katowice / Krakow to Warsaw
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Blockstelle, Awanst, Anst etc.
24,650 Marków junction 171  m
Road bridge
Expressway 8
Station without passenger traffic
26,199 Mszczonów 172  m
   
Connections to FM Logistics and Damco
Road bridge
Landesstrasse 50
   
Connection to Mostva
   
34.656 Grzegorzewice (until 2001) 172  m
   
41,599 Jeżewice (until 2001) 174  m
Station without passenger traffic
47.963 Tarczyn 153  m
   
connection
Road bridge
Landesstrasse 7
   
Narrow-gauge railway Grójec – Piaseczno
   
52.570 Gąski (until 2001) 135  m
   
58,342 Prażmów (until 2001) 124  m
Blockstelle, Awanst, Anst etc.
64,340 Branch Czachówek Zachodni 114  m
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Radom – Warsaw route
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65.264 Czachówek Środkowy (1957-2001) 114  m
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Station, station
67.122 Czachówek Wschodni 115  m
Station, station
73.563 Góra Kalwaria 105  m
Road bridge
Landesstrasse 79 , formerly narrow-gauge railway
   
Wisła (Vistula)
Bridge (medium)
Landesstrasse 50
Blockstelle, Awanst, Anst etc.
76,500 Branch Kępa Gliniecka 95  m
   
81.665 Warszówka (until 2001) 94  m
Station without passenger traffic
89.024 Osieck 122  m
   
95.657 Jaźwiny (until 2001) 145  m
Blockstelle, Awanst, Anst etc.
96,400 Jaźwiny junction 146  m
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from Warszawa (Warsaw)
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to and from Tłuszcz
Station, station
99.285 Pilawa 151  m
   
Military connection
   
to Dęblin
Bridge (medium)
Landesstrasse 17
   
104.620 Huta Czechy ( presumably until 2008) 150  m
   
110.663 Parysów (until 2008) 154  m
   
118.231 Chromin (until 2008) 155  m
   
124.188 Iwowe (until 2008) 178  m
   
Masovian and Lublin Voivodeships
Road bridge
State road 76
Station without passenger traffic
130.136 Stoczek Łukowski 180  m
Bridge over watercourse (medium)
Świder
   
136.232 Kobiałki (until 2008) 174  m
Road bridge
State road 76
   
141.663 Jedlanka ( presumably until 2008) 176  m
   
148.016 Żdżary (until 2008) 170  m
   
153.783 Krzna (presumably until 2008) 165  m
Bridge over watercourse (medium)
Krzna Południowa
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to and from Siedlce
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157.688 Poważe junction 164  m
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from Dęblin
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Landesstrasse 63
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Station, station
160.108 Łuków 166  m
   
to Lublin
Route - straight ahead
to Brest (Belarus)

The Skierniewice – Łuków railway is a largely double-track and continuously electrified railway line in the Polish voivodeships of Łódź , Mazovia and Lublin, which is mostly operated solely for freight traffic . It forms a southern bypass of Warsaw .

Course and state of development

The route begins in Skierniewice on the Warszawa – Katowice and the Skierniewice – Łowicz railway , runs to the east, crosses the central railroad just before Mszczonów (km 26.199) , and behind Tarczyn (km 47.963) the Warsaw – Nowe Miasto nad narrow-gauge railway , which is no longer in operation Pilicą and in Góra Kalwaria (km 73.563), the railway Warszawa-Kraków , then the Vistula , in Pilawa (km 99.285), the railway Warszawa-Jagodyn and ends in Łuków (km 160.108) on the railway line Warsaw-Brest , the railway Łuków radome and the Łuków – Lublin railway line, which is only operated here for goods traffic .

The line is electrified throughout and, with the exception of the Góra Kalwaria – Kępa Gliniecka section, has two tracks, but the second track between Puszcza Mariańska and Mszczonów is impassable. The maximum speed is forty to seventy kilometers per hour, with the exception of the Skierniewice station areas, where a hundred kilometers per hour is possible, and Łuków, where eighty kilometers per hour are possible.

history

The line was opened by the Polish State Railways from May 23, 1954 ( Pilawa - Łuków ) to October 3, 1954 ( Skierniewice - Pilawa) , making it one of the few new lines built in Poland after the Second World War. The Skierniewice – Pilawa section has been fully electrified since December 22, 1970, and the Pilawa – Łuków section since December 15, 1971.

On June 4, 1981, a railway accident occurred near Osieck with 25 fatalities when a multiple unit of the PKP series EN57 collided with a freight train hauled by a locomotive from the PKP series ET41 .

Most of the local passenger traffic has been suspended since 2004, and after operations between Czachówek Wschodni and Łuków have since resumed , the route, with the exception of the Czachówek Wschodni - Góra Kalwaria section , on which few passenger trains to and from Warsaw run in the morning, late afternoon and evening , will at best still be passenger traffic used sporadically by long-distance trains. In freight traffic, however, it will continue to be operated in full.

literature

  • Ryszard Stankiewicz and Marcin Stiasny: Atlas Linii Kolejowych Polski 2014 . Eurosprinter, Rybnik 2014, ISBN 978-83-63652-12-8 , pp. E9-11

Web links

Commons : Skierniewice – Łuków railway line  - collection of images, videos and audio files

Individual evidence

  1. a b According to Stankiewicz / Stiasny.
  2. PKP Polskie Linie Kolejowe : Maximum speeds for wagon trains , multiple units and freight trains from January 8, 2019.
  3. Course book March 10, 2019 - June 8, 2019.