List of train stations and stops in Münster (Westphalia)

The list of train stations and stops in Münster (Westphalia) contains all train stations and stops that are currently in operation or were previously operated in what is now the territory of the city of Münster .

history

Central Station

The oldest and by far the most important train station in Münster is the Hauptbahnhof, which is one of the most important junctions in the Westphalian railway network.

Further train stations and stops

In addition to the main train station, there was also the Münster Ost train station until the end of the Second World War, where the railway line from Neubeckum ended. This was at the beginning of Albersloher Weg, at the corner of Hafenstrasse, and was destroyed in the war and then replaced by a connection to the main train station; Today there is a parking lot at the former location, but a freight station still exists under the same name, in the case of which a stop called Halle Münsterland is planned in the event that passenger traffic is resumed . Otherwise there were the stops Kinderhaus, Geist (not to be confused with the still existing depot) and Preußenstadion, which have long been abandoned. The Kanal and Geist (Bf.) Train stations have always served purely operational tasks and not for passenger traffic. This also applied to the Nevinghoff station, which has also been used for passenger traffic since 1995 under the name of Münster-Zentrum Nord.

With the extensive incorporation of 1975 , a large number of other train stations and stops came to the city of Münster, but these are typical village train stations. Those operating points that were still used to hold passenger trains were given the prefix 'Münster-' in 2004 , which was also later reactivated stations. In the course of the intended reactivation of the WLE line , an additional Münster-Loddenheide station is planned.

Freight transport

Actual rail freight transport in the form of service with loaded freight wagons no longer exists in Münster. The station Part freight station to the main station, like the Ostbahnhof the Westphalian State Railway only for the operation of railway sidings admitted. After the Westfalen AG plant in Gremmendorf was relocated to a new location without a railroad on the Dortmund-Ems Canal , the last siding in Münster that was actually only served by empty wagons was that of the private car workshop Fahrzeugbau Kiffe .

List of all train stations and stops

The table below gives an overview of the former and current train stations and stops in today's urban area. For the lines stopping at the station, only those that stop regularly are indicated; at rush hours and on the edge of the day, individual trains on other lines sometimes stop.

Surname	Art	Railway line	to kilo meter	Passenger traffic opened on	Passenger traffic ceased on	Passenger traffic resumed on	Lines
Münster (Westphalia) Central Station	railway station	Wanne-Eickel-Hamburg Münster-Rheda-Wiedenbrück Münster – Enschede Münster – Coesfeld Münster – Rheine Münster – Hamm Münster – Prussia Münster – Lippstadt	67.6 0.0 0.6 110.4 170.3 170.3 45.2 ?		-	-
Munster- Albachten	Breakpoint	Münster – Wanne-Eickel	57.7				RE 2 RE 42
Münster- Amelsbueren	Passenger station	Münster – Dortmund	36.2				RB 50
Fishing Modde	former breakpoint	Münster – Neubeckum	29.7		September 27, 1975	intends to be around 2023
ghost	former breakpoint	Münster – Coesfeld	107.5		September 25, 1966	not provided
Gremmendorf	former passenger station	Münster – Neubeckum	31.5		September 27, 1975	intends to be around 2023
Münster- Häger (formerly Nienberge )	Halt, former passenger station	Münster – Enschede	10.3				RB 64
Hall Münsterland	Breakpoint	Münster – Neubeckum	35.2	-	-	intends to be around 2023
Handorf	former stop, previously passenger station	Münster – Bielefeld	5.8		May 29, 1990	not provided
Münster- Hiltrup	Passenger station	Münster – Hamm	163.8				RE 7 RB 69 RB 89
Children's home	former breakpoint	Münster – Enschede	6.2		May 29, 1987	not provided
Loddenheide	railway station	Münster – Neubeckum	32.7	-	-	intends to be around 2023
Munster- Mecklenbeck	Passenger station	Münster – Wanne-Eickel Münster – Coesfeld , Mecklenbeck – Sudmühle	61.0 103.8 0.0		May 23, 1982 (COE), June 2, 1991 (WAN)	December 9, 2018	RB 63
Munster East Pbf	former passenger station	Münster – Neubeckum	35.5		1949	Replaced by a connection to the main station
Münster center north	Passenger station, former depot	Münster – Rheine Münster – Enschede	173.1 3.4		from Bbf. Nevinghoff hervor- gone	May 28, 1995	RB 63RB 64RB 65
Munster- Roxel	Halt, former passenger station	Münster – Coesfeld	99.8		May 23, 1982	December 11, 2014	RB 63
Münster Sprakel	Halt, former passenger station	Münster – Rheine	179.6				RB 65
Brew mill	Depot, former passenger station	Münster – Hamburg Mecklenbeck – Sudmühle	72.2 12.3		1979	not provided
Wolbeck	Depot, former passenger station	Münster – Neubeckum	27.2		September 27, 1975	intends to be around 2023
Ems	Depot	Münster – Hamburg	76.2		no passenger traffic at any time
ghost	Depot	Münster – Wanne-Eickel	64.7		no passenger traffic at any time
channel	Depot	Mecklenbeck – Sudmühle	66.7		no passenger traffic at any time