Genus district

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Carriage of the Trier district (ferry boat car)

Generic district was a classification of rail freight cars at the Deutsche Reichsbahn .

After the German Reichsbahn was founded in 1920, all were from 1921 freight wagon types with the same or similar uses in class districts summarized. These bore the names of a Reichsbahndirektion, later also other cities. From 1922 the cars were redrawn, in 1924 this was largely completed.

Class districts of the Deutsche Reichsbahn from 1921
Generic districts Generic symbol Wagon type design type Period
Altona, later Hamburg V Crate car L, V, A, G 1922-1937
augsburg S. two and three-axle rail cars L, V, A, G 1922-1945
Berlin Gk Refrigerator truck L, V, A, G 1922-1945
Wroclaw Om open freight wagons L, V, A, G 1922-1945
Dresden G and GG covered, spacious wagons L, V, A, G 1922-1945
Elberfeld, later Wuppertal K Hinged lid trolley L, V, A 1922-1930
Erfurt X open work cars L, V, A, G 1922-1945
eat Om open car V, G 1922-1945
Kassel (Cassel) G covered wagons V, A 1922-1945
Cologne SS four- and multi-axle rail cars (flat cars) L, V, A, G 1922-1945
Munich G covered wagons Association type 1922-1945
Nuremberg O open car Association type 1922-1945
regensburg H Turntable wagon L, V, A 1922-1945
Stuttgart R. Stake car L, V, A, G 1922-1945

Legend:

  • L = regional railway type
  • V = association type
  • A = exchange design
  • G = welded design

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