List of marshalling yards

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List of important marshalling yards in geographical order.

Important marshalling yards with the formation of long-distance freight trains or with large transport volumes or with very extensive track systems with low transport volumes, which also usually have at least one drainage mountain , are listed.

While the names of the railway complexes and cities , as far as in general use, in the German exonym are given, which are actual marshalling yards with the official endonymen proper names in the local language or in languages with non-Latin alphabets in scientific transliteration instead of German inscription (transcription) called so In any case (also for the non-German speaking readership) a return to the original language for the purpose of finding in maps or on site is possible. In railway complexes with several marshalling yards as well as at marshalling yards from whose names the corresponding railway complex or node cannot be identified and in shunting yards whose foreign-language proper name differs from the German-language name of the railway complex, the (German-language) name of the railway complex is prefixed in italics . As far as known, the number of direction tracks is given in brackets, with double numbers: (xx + xx) indicating the number for each individual shunting system in two-sided shunting yards.

Not listed are smaller marshalling yards with mostly local traffic and / or only a few tracks, partially disused marshalling yards with little traffic or use only for parking wagons , marshalling yards of connecting railways of industrial plants and ports as well as completely disused marshalling yards.

No guarantee can be given for the completeness and topicality , since complete and partial closures of marshalling yards are rarely reported officially or in the specialist literature, but - also with regard to secrecy in many countries for military reasons - these are often only determined after completion on site can be.

Europe

British Islands

Scandinavia

Baltic countries and Kaliningrad Oblast

Eastern Europe

East Central Europe

Germany

Mesh marshalling yard
Hagen-Vorhalle marshalling yard
Direction group of the marshalling yard Kornwestheim Rbf

In Germany, Deutsche Bahn will in future operate the nine marshalling yards, marked below in bold , with supraregional importance. The marshalling systems that are also listed and categorized as junction stations primarily take on regional tasks, but occasionally also form long-distance trains. After completion of the marshalling yard in Halle (Saale) , the facilities in Engelsdorf (Sa.) and Dresden-Friedrichstadt , which are still operated as marshalling yards, will lose their tasks and thus their importance. Such a loss of importance is still reflected in the names of individual plants: Kassel Rbf operates almost exclusively locally.

Benelux countries

France

Single wagon traffic in France should be abandoned by 2015. Instead, it was replaced by the Multi Lots Multi Clients concept.

The traffic is collected in four freight yards (Le Bourget, Woippy, Sibelin and Miramas), which are connected by shuttle trains.

  • Dunkirk: Dunkerque (32)
  • Paris: Le Bourget (48)
  • Metz : Woippy - Triage (48; largest marshalling yard in France)
  • Lyon : Sibelin Triage (44)
  • Marseille: Miramas (48)

Alpine countries

Southeast Europe

Southern Europe

  • Italy : In April 2010, the single wagon traffic was given up and in the course of 2012 all marshalling yards were finally closed with the abandonment of operational operations. The largest marshalling yard in Italy is / was that of Bologna .
  • Spain : As a result of the abandonment of single wagon traffic in 2006, there are no longer any marshalling yards in operation. For example, the former largest marshalling yard in the country ( Madrid -Vicálvaro) , which was recently only used for parking freight cars, will be converted into a terminal for intermodal transport .
  • Portugal :
    • Entroncamento (13, closed as a result of the abandonment of single wagon traffic in Spain? )

Russia

Exclave Kaliningrad Oblast : see here . Two-sided stations are marked with an asterisk (*). The number of tracks is given in brackets.

October Railway :

  • Sankt-Peterburg-Sortirowotschny Moskovsky *
  • Schuschary
  • Volkhov Stroy 1
  • Khovrino ( Moscow )
  • Petrozavodsk
  • Belomorsk

Northern Railway :

Moscow Railway :

  • Voskressensk ( Bolshoye kolzo MSchD )
  • Orechowo-Sujewo (Bolschoje kolzo MSchD)
  • Bekassowo-Sortirowotschnoje (Moscow, Bolschoje kolzo MSchD)
  • Lossinoostrovskaya (Moscow)
  • Lyublino-Sortirovochnoye * (Moscow)
  • Moscow-Sortirovotschnaja-Kijewskaja (Moscow)
  • Podmoskownaya (Moscow)
  • Bryansk-Lgovsky *
  • Rybnoye (Ryazanskaya oblast)
  • Oryol
  • Perowo * (Moscow)
  • Smolensk-Sortirowotschny ( Smolensk )
  • Moscow-Yuzhny Port (harbor station)

Southeast Railway

North Caucasus Railway

  • Bataisk * (Rostovskaya oblast)
  • Krasnodar-Sortirovochny
  • Lichaja
  • Mineralnye Vody
  • Tikhorezk * ( Krasnodar Territory )
  • Novorossiysk

Gorky Railway

  • Nizhny Novgorod-Sortirowotschny *
  • Lyangasovo ( Kirov )
  • Judino ( Kazan )
  • Agrys

Kuibyshev Railway

  • Kinel * ( Samara )
  • Oktyabrsk (Samarskaya oblast)
  • Syzran I (Samarskaya oblast)
  • Rusajewka ( Mordovija )
  • Penza III
  • Penza II
  • Zhigulevskoye more ( Tolyatti )
  • Tolyatti
  • Djoma * ( Ufa )
  • Novokuibyshevskaya ( Novokuibyshevsk , Novokuibyshevsky neftepererabatywaiuschtschi zavod )

Volga railroad

  • Anissovka ( Saratov )
  • Saratov III
  • Saratov II Towarny
  • Axaraiskaya ( Astrakhan )
  • in the. Maxima Gorkowo ( Volgograd )
  • Wolschski (Volgogradskaya oblast)

Sverdlovsk Railway

  • Perm-Sortirovochnaja *
  • Yekaterinburg-Sortirovochny *
  • Voinowka * ( Tyumen )
  • Smytschka ( Nizhny Tagil )
  • Serov-Sortirovochny
  • Kamensk-Uralsky

Southern Urals Railway

  • Chelyabinsk-Glawny *
  • Magnitogorsk-Grusovo
  • Orenburg
  • Orsk
  • Kartaly-2
  • Berdjausch
  • Kurganka ( Kurgan )

West Siberian Railway

  • Vkhodnaya ( Omsk )
  • Moskowka (Omsk)
  • Inskaja * ( Novosibirsk )
  • Altayskaya (Novoaltaysk)
  • Kemerovo-Sortirovochnoye
  • Novokuznetsk-Vostochny

Krasnoyarsk Railway

  • Krasnoyarsk-Vostochny

East Siberian Railway

  • Irkutsk-Sortirowotschny *
  • Taischet *

Far East Railway

  • Khabarovsk II *
  • Tynda (Amurskaya oblast)
  • Kholmsk-Sortirovochny (Sakhalinskaya oblast)
  • Nachodka
  • Nakhodka-Vostochnaja
  • Ussuriysk-1
  • Komsomolsk-Sortirovochny

North America

MacMillan Yard of the CN in the Greater Toronto Area

Canada

  • Greater Toronto Area (Ontario)

United States

Bensenville Yard on the Canadian Pacific Railway in Chicago
Clearing Yard of the Belt Railway of Chicago
  • Chicago metropolitan area:

Africa

South Africa

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Anonymous: More volume . In: DB Welt (employee newspaper, without ISSN), No. 10/2012, pages 8/9
  2. ↑ SINGLE WAGON OFFER "MULTI-LOTS MULTICLIENTS" (MLMC): FRET SNCF MASTERS THE CHALLENGE ( Memento of the original from September 15, 2016 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. , December 19, 2011 @1@ 2Template: Webachiv / IABot / www.captrain.de
  3. ↑ Single wagons - multi-lots, multi-clients
  4. ↑ FRET SNCF'S SINGLE WAGON LOAD OFFER IN EUROPE
  5. ↑ Presentation of the organization national du Multi Lots Multi Clients
  6. ↑ Latten, Spoorwegen 2013; Alkmaar 2012, ISBN 978-9060133835 ; Page 423
  7. ↑ Todays Railways Europe issue 07/2012, page 53
  8. ↑ elpais.com: El transporte de mercancías por ferrocarril no ha dejado de descender desde hace 25 años , accessed on March 30, 2011
  9. ↑ vialibre-ffe.com: Adif plantea la conversión de la estación de clasificación de Vicálvaro en un moderno complejo logístico ferroviario , accessed on March 30, 2011