Torbalı – Ödemiş Şehir railway line

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Torbalı – Ödemiş railway line
Route length: 62.9 km
Gauge : 1435 mm ( standard gauge )
Route - straight ahead
Railway İzmir – Eğirdir from İzmir
Station, station
0 Torbalı
   
Railway line Izmir – Eğirdir to Eğirdir
   
3.0 km 51 + 650
Station, station
6.7 Gurgur
Station, station
9.4 Taskesik
Station, station
14.0 Arıkabası
Station, station
19.4 Karpuzlu
Station, station
21.8 Elifi
Station, station
24.0 Furunlu
Station, station
28.2 Bayındır
Station, station
32.9 Yakakoy
Station, station
36.5
0
Çatal
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38.5
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Ibrahimbey
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40.4
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Huseyınağaras
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47.5
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Tire
Station, station
2.6 km 87 + 750
Station, station
8.0 Derebaşı
Station, station
10.6 Doyranlı
   
14.3 km 99 + 400
Station, station
15.0 İkkurşun
Station, station
20.4 Beytikoy
Station, station
24.9 Edema
End station - end of the line
26.4 Ödemiş Şehir

The Torbalı – Ödemiş Şehir railway is part of the Türkiye Cumhuriyeti Devlet Demiryolları (TCDD) network and connects the eponymous cities of Torbalı and Ödemiş in Turkey .

history

The line was opened on September 1, 1893 to Tire , 1894 to Ödemiş Şehir by the Ottoman Railway Company (ORC), a company equipped with British capital. It opened up the fertile hinterland of what was then Smyrna (today: İzmir) and improved the connection between the growing areas and the central market and export port.

The ORC was nationalized on June 1, 1935, as Turkey endeavored to unite the railway lines that were in different hands on its territory in a state railway . This also brought the Torbalı – Ödemiş Şehir railway and its branch line to Tire into the possession of the TCDD.

literature

  • Benno Bickel, Karl-Wilhelm Koch, Florian Schmidt: Steam under the half moon. The last few years of steam operation in Turkey. Verlag Röhr, Krefeld 1987, ISBN 3-88490-183-4
  • Neil Robinson: World Rail Atlas and historical summary. Volume 8: The Middle East and Caucasus. 2006.

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Robinson, plate 7.
  2. Robinson, pp. 51, 54.