Template:Berlin Ringbahn

Berlin Ringbahn
0km km Berlin–Szczecin railway to Bernau & former border West Berlin ¦ East Berlin Prussian Northern Railway to Oranienburg Gesundbrunnen 04.2 to Berlin Nord-Süd-Tunnel & Berlin S-Bahn 5.8 Schönhauser Allee Wedding 02.5 6.8 Prenzlauer Allee Berlin North–South mainline to Berlin Hauptbahnhof 7.8 Greifswalder Straße Westhafen 00.7 9.4 Landsberger Allee Moabit freight yard 0.0 36.9 flying junction Beusselstraße 36.7 10.4 Storkower Straße Jungfernheide 34.6 11.7 Frankfurter Allee Berlin-Hamburg railway to Spandau & Siemens Railway to Gartenfeld Frankfurter Allee– Rummelsburg railway   to Lichtenberg flying junction to Stadtbahn (closed 2006) Berlin-Hamburg railway to Spandau detour during reconstruction 14.2 Ostkreuz Stadtbahn Westend 32.4 Messe Nord/ZOB 31.2 to Stadtbahn (under construction) to Berlin-Blankenheim railway 14.3 Treptower Park to Stadtbahn Westkreuz Stadtbahn 30.4 Berlin–Görlitz railway to Baumschulenweg Berlin-Blankenheim railway to Grunewald│to Charlottenburg former East Berlin– West Berlin border to Stadtbahn to Görlitzer Bahnhof to Berlin-Blankenheim railway 15.7 Berlin-Treptow goods station Halensee 29.7 Berlin Industrial Railway Hohenzollerndamm 28.6 Neuköllner Schiffahrtskanal Berlin Heidelberger Platz 27.4 16.5 Sonnenallee Bundesplatz 26.1 Baumschulenweg– Neukölln link line   to Baum- schulenweg Berlin-Wilmersdorf freight yard 25.5 17.7 Neukölln Innsbrucker Platz 25.3 18.5 Hermannstraße Berlin Ebersstraße (closed 1 March 1933) Neukölln–Mittenwalde railway to Rudow Schöneberg Wannsee Railway 24.6 21.9 Tempelhof Berlin–Magdeburg railway (former main line) Berlin–Dresden railway to Marienfelde Berlin South Ring hairpin km change −0.012 km 22.510 22.522 Südkreuz 23.2 km km Anhalter Bahn/Anhalt Suburban Line/Dresden railway
Source: German railway atlas

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