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Pirna–Gottleuba |
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Line number | 6603; Saxon
PGl |
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Route number | 313 (1971) |
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Line length | 17.610 km (Line class: CM4 (1999)
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Track gauge | 1,435 mm |
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Minimum radius | 180 m |
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Maximum incline | 2.7
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0,000
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Pirna
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118 m
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1,065
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Pirna Solidarität from 1950
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120 m
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break in kilometrage +3 m
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1,704
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Pirna Süd branch
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1,879
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Pirna Süd from 1894
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122 m
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2,0
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Pirna Hp to 1894
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122 m
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2,178
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millrace bridge (11 m)
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2,266
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flood bridge
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2,594
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3,89
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Pirna Ost
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133 m
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6,044
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millrace bridge
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6,45
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Pirna-
Rottwerndorf
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148 m
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7,488
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Textilchemie agrotex GmbH industrial siding
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7,590
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Pirna-Neundorf
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159 m
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8,362
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Gottleuba bridge (41 m)
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8,980
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millrace bridge
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10,432
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Anst VEB Hartpappen- und Fasergußwerk
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11,443
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Gottleuba bridge (70 m)
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11,658
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Langenhennersdorf
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234 m
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11,985
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factory ditch bridge
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12,025
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Gottleuba bridge (49 m)
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13,74
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Berggießhübel-Zwiesel
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284 m
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14,927
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Berggießhübel
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290 m
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14,957
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millrace culvert
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15,036
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Gottleuba bridge (22 m)
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15,146
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Berggießhübel bridge (52 m)
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15,344
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Field track culvert
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15,486
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Gottleuba bridge (62 m)
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16,586
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Giesenstein to 1922
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314 m
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16,848
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Gottleuba bridge (12 m)
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16,878
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millrace bridge
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16,947
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culvert
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17,187
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culvert
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17,547
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culvert
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17,607
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Gottleuba
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328 m
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17,725
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end of the line
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The Gottleuba Valley railway (
German: Gottleubatalbahn) was the second railway line to be built in
Saxony as a
Sekundärbahn. It ran along the
Gottleuba valley from
Pirna via
Berggießhübel to
Bad Gottleuba and was closed in 1976.
Sources
- Moritz Fischer: Wanderungen durch das Gottleubatal. Verlag Friedrich Axt. Dresden 1881.
- Rainer Fischer: Pirna – Gottleuba und Pirna – Großcotta. in: Wolf-Dieter Machel (Hrsg.): Neben- und Schmalspurbahnen in Deutschland. GeraNova Zeitschriftenverlag. München 1996.
- Rainer Fischer: Sekundärbahnen von Pirna nach Großcotta und Gottleuba. Verlag Kenning. Nordhorn 1998,
ISBN
3-927587-38-9.
- Tobias Nitsche, Jens Herbach: 100 Jahre Eisenbahn Pirna – Gottleuba. Dresden 2005. (Eigenverlag)
- Erich Preuß, Rainer Preuß: Sächsische Staatseisenbahnen. transpress Verlagsgesellschaft mbH. Berlin 1991.
External links
References
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^ STREDA – Gesamtstreckenverzeichnis der DBAG; as at 1 February 2003