Woldegker Kleinbahn

Route length:

25.4 km

	0.0	Woldegk
		Connection to the sugar factory
		from Neustrelitz (beginning of the three-rail track )
	7.0	Great Daberkow
		to Strasburg (end of three-rail track)
		Malchin – Strasburg line
	9.0	Kreckow
	11.5	Klein Daberkow

	14.6 0.0	Soft Schönhausen
	2.0	Gut Schönhausen
	17.5	Soft Matzdorf
	14.0	Badresch
	16.0	Lindow

	18.5	Golm
	20.5	Soft Schönbeck
		1926–1945 according to Brohm ( MPSB )

The Woldegker Kleinbahn was a closed 750-mm- gauge narrow-gauge railway . It was used exclusively for the transport of agricultural goods, mainly sugar beets to the Woldegk sugar factory . The first line opened on October 1, 1893, ran from Woldegk station on the Blankensee – Strasburg line, which was opened at the same time, using a three- rail track to Groß Daberkow and from there via Klein Daberkow to Schönbeck or Matzdorf . A branch line from Schönhausen to Gut Schönhausen was not built until 1905, so the approx. 25 km long route network was complete. On September 26, 1917, the narrow-gauge railway was shut down again due to the bankruptcy of the Woldegk sugar factory.

From 1926 a branch line of the Mecklenburg-Pomerania narrow-gauge railway ran on the Schönbeck – Groß Daberkow route . In 1945 this line, like the Neustrelitz – Strasburg line, was dismantled as a reparation payment and transported to the USSR .

vehicles

Lane number	Wheel alignment	Manufacturer, factory no.	Construction year	comment
10	B n2t	Orenstein & Koppel No. 12	1893
11	C n2t	Mecklenburgische Waggonfabrik-Aktiengesellschaft No. 101	1893	1917 via a locomotive dealer for the Army Administration Eastern Front
12	C n2t	Mecklenburgische Waggonfabrik-Aktiengesellschaft No. 102	1893
	C1 'n2t	Krauss No. 2860	1893

literature

Günter Fromm: The former Woldegker Kleinbahn (sheets on the traffic history of Mecklenburg No. 6). German Model Railway Association of the GDR, Working Group 8/9 "Friends of the Railway", Rostock 1990

Web links

www.stilllege.de