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Railways through Europe |
maps and interoperabilty |
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border lines Germany - France
[Müllheim -] Neuenburg - Bantzenheim [- Mulhouse] (electrified)
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Freight only. SNCF formerly worked to Neuenburg (Baden) using
dual-voltage locomotives, in December 2006 Railion took up services
to Mulhouse.
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used stock |
| Railion |
185.0 (to Mulhouse),
140 (to Neuenburg only)
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| SNCF |
diesels
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thanks to Marco Weber (last update: December 2006) |
Kehl - Strasbourg (electrified)
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SNCF works TGV services Stuttgart - Karlsruhe - Paris, while DB runs
some local services to Strasbourg
using dual-voltage locomotives. German private operator OSB took over
regional services in summer 2003, offering hourly trains in cooperation with SNCF.
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used stock |
| DB AG |
181.2
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| OSB |
Regioshuttles
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| SNCF |
TGV 44xx
X73900
20200 (to Kehl only)
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International EC services hauled by DB class 181.2 at Kehl and Strasbourg.
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DB works trains to Lauterbourg during the summer.
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| operator |
used stock |
| DB AG |
612, 628
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| BASF |
1001 - 1003 (services to Lauterbourg discontinued in January 2005)
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| SNCF Fret |
461 (VSFT G1206 hired from Angeltrains) (to Wörth and Ludwigshafen BASF)
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| rail4chem |
G1206
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thanks to Markus Hilt and Holger Kötting (last update: August 2007) |

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Various stock at border-station Lauterbourg in May 2005.
© Robert Keilhofer |
[Winden -] Schweighofen - Wissembourg
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DB runs regular trains to Wissembourg. Additional services Neustadt - Strasbourg during weekends have been
started in 2007.
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| operator |
used stock |
| DB AG |
218, 628
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| SNCF |
X73900 (weekends)
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thanks to Holger Kötting (last update: August 2007) |
Rilchingen-Hanweiler - Sarreguemines (electrified)
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Stadtbahn Saar GmbH works a light rapid transit system between Sarreguemines
and Saarbrücken, using DB and SNCF tracks south from Brebach. Only one track
in SNCF-station Sarreguemines is electrified with 15kV 16 2/3Hz, through-trains
are operated by diesels.
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| operator |
used stock |
| DB AG |
- (formerly 140, 141, 218)
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| Saarbahn |
light rail EMUs
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| SNCF |
X4300, 466 (to Sarreguemines only),
X73900, 461
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thanks to Stefan Klär (last update: June 2007) |
Saarbrücken - Stiring-Wendel [- Forbach] (electrified)
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Voltage transition point is located on open line; DB dual-voltage locos currently work most freight traffic and long-distance services to/from Paris are operated by ICE 3. SNCF and DB diesel multiple-units provide local passenger services. |
| operator |
used stock |
| DB AG |
185 (locos 020 - 039), no 181.2 anymore
406
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| SNCF |
X73900,
437, 461 (leased VSFT G2106)
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thanks to Alan Reekie and Stefan Klär (last update: June 2007) |
Überherrn - Hargarten-Falck
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The Catenary was discharged in 1994 on the German side and in the border-station
Überherrn (equipped with two sections, usage of dual-voltage locos), in 1995
also in France.
The whole DB track to Wadgassen was switchable to 25kV 50Hz. This
switchable part was used as test-track for the German industry producing locos for
25kV-systems.
Until 1986 DB classes 140 & 181 and SNCF class BB 12'000 & CC 14'100 were used
for international freight-trains. Inner-German passenger-trains were hauled by class 141
and before its closure in 1991 class 798 was in use. DB Netz AG offered operation of
'Überherrn - Überherrn Bundesgrenze' again in autumn 1997 successlessly.
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Freight only, including trains operated since June 2005 by CFTA Cargo, with some
occasional passenger trains. DB operates a passenger service between Dillingen (Saar) and Niedaltdorf.
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| operator |
used stock |
| DB AG |
628
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| SNCF |
461
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| CFTA Cargo |
VSFT 1206
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thanks to Stefan Klär (last update: June 2007) |
[Trier -] Perl - Apach [- Thionville] (electrified)
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Freight only, with some occasional passenger trains. Local DB and SNCF-TER passenger services terminate in Perl and Apach respectively (about 1,5 km apart). Operation of two return journeys between Trier and Metz (100 km) by TER DMU on Saturdays and Sundays started in 2006.
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| operator |
used stock |
| DB |
425, 426 (to Perl only)
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| Railion |
185 (locos 020 to 039),
no 181.0, 181.2, 184, 215, 216, 225 anymore
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| SNCF |
427 (to Apach only),
437,
461,
X73900
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thanks to Stefan Klär (last update: June 2007) |

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Railion class 181.2 locos at Apach and Perl.
© Die V100 im Internet |
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Various locos at border-station Apach.
© Günter Dutreux |
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page last updated: 17. August 2007 |
©1998-2008 Thorsten Büker |
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