Szczecin Dąbie – Świnoujście railway line

Szczecin Dąbie – Świnoujście

Route number :

401

Course book range :

370

Route length:

100.713 km

Gauge :

1435 mm ( standard gauge )

Power system :

3 kV =

Top speed:

130 km / h

Legend

		from Szczecin Główny (new and old route)
	0.000	Szczecin Dąbie (Old Dam)
		to and from Poznań
	1.996	Szczecin Dąbie SDC
	2,320	Szczecin Dąbie Osiedle
	6.642	Szczecin Załom (Arnims Forest)
	11.236	Kliniska (Christinenberg)
	14,960	Rurka (Rörchen)
		S3 , S6
		Ina
		to Maszewo
	22.972	Goleniów (Gollnow)
		Ext. 113
		from Koszalin
		DK 6
	29.167	Białuń (Gollnowshagen)
	33.299	Grzybnica (honey cottage)
	37.734	Łożnica (Kantreck)
		Gowienica
		Gryfice Wąskotorowe – Stepnica
		to Czarnogłowy
	46.245	Rokita (Rackitt [Pomeranian])
		from Worowo
		Ext. 108
	53.174	Wysoka Kamieńska (Wietstock [Pomerania])
		to Trzebiatów
	59.378	Parłówko (Parlow Jug)
		Ext. 107
	61,461	Troszyn (Old Ticino)
	66,604	Recław (Hagen [Pomerania])
		Dziwna
	68.729	Wolin Pomorski (Wollin)
	72,421	Mokrzyca Wielka (Large Mokratz)
	72.710	Mokrzyca Wielka
	76.698	Ładzin (Rehberg)
	79.740	Warnowo (Warnow [Pomerania])
	85.623	Międzyzdroje (Miedzyzdroje)
		Ext. 102
	88.518	Lubiewo (love soul)

	94.464	Świnoujście Przytór (Pritter)
		Świnoujście Towarowy
		Świnoujście Baza Przeładunkowa
	97.828	Świnoujście Warszów

		Świnoujście SIB
		Baza Promów Morskich
	99.398	Świnoujście (Ostswine)
	99.971	Świnoujście Port
		former trajectory over the Swine
		Swinoujscie loading point
		from Heringsdorf and Swinoujscie port
	103.800	Swinoujscie Hbf
		to Ducherow

The Szczecin Dąbie – Świnoujście railway line ( German: Stettin Altdamm – Ostswine ) is an electrified and predominantly double-track railway line in the Polish West Pomeranian Voivodeship .

The route connects the voivodeship capital Szczecin (Stettin) and the Polish inland with the island of Wolin (Wollin). The located on the west coast Wollins terminuses Swinoujscie (Swinoujscie, until 1945 Ostswine) and Świnoujście Port (Swinoujscie port) have nothing to do with the former stations Swinoujscie main station. And Swinoujscie port on the opposite island of Usedom to do (see railway Ducherow-Heringsdorf-Wolgast ferry ). Both islands were connected by a trajectory until 1945 . Today passenger ferries operate there.

history

The first section was put into operation by the Altdamm-Colberger Eisenbahn-Gesellschaft (ACE) in 1882. The section between Gollnow and Wollin was created ten years later under the leadership of the Prussian Eastern Railway . The next section of the line to Międzyzdroje was completed in 1899 under the direction of the Prussian State Railways . A year later, the line was extended to Ostswine, this station is on the Wollin side opposite the city of Swinoujscie on the island of Usedom. In 1901 the connection between Swinoujscie Central Station and the port and thus to this route opened on the Usedom side.

In the last timetable of the Deutsche Reichsbahn before the end of the war, the route had the timetable number 124e and five pairs of trains ran between Stettin and Ostswine. Another six pairs of trains ran on a section. Between the end of the Second World War and 1948, the trains did not run between Recław and Wolin due to the destroyed bridge over the Dziwna . Due to the provisions of the Potsdam Agreement with the demarcation of the border between Germany and Poland in 1945, the line came under Polish administration in full and has been operated by the Polish State Railways ever since .

After the Second World War, a ferry connection across the Baltic Sea from Świnoujście to Ystad in Sweden was established. Around 1950 the line was extended a short distance to the Świnoujście Port station at the ferry terminal. There, however, only a few trains run after the Baltic Sea ferries, the other trains end at Świnoujście station.

In December 1979 the electrification between Szczecin Dąbie and Goleniów was completed, the rest of the route was electrified a year later.

Ostswine station in 1911
Rurka railway station
Between Mokrzyca Wielka and Wolin Pomorski
Łożnica Railway Station

literature

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

Web links

Commons : Szczecin Dąbie – Świnoujście railway line - collection of images, videos and audio files

Course book 1944