Gare de Chantilly-Gouvieux
- Railway line Paris -Lille ( 40.9 km )
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The station Chantilly Gouvieux is the station of the French community Chantilly, east of the community Gouvieux.
It is served by the following lines of the TER Picardie:
- Line 12: Paris-Nord -Compiègne -Saint -Quentin- Busigny
- Line 22: Paris-Nord - Creil -Amiens
- Line 23: Paris-Nord - Creil
The journey time to Paris -Nord is 22 minutes. Until Creil you drive 7 minutes. Between Chantilly and Paris-Nord 920,000 passengers were counted in 2006.
- The RER D operated the station to fill gaps between the TER Picardie. The RER D requires 50 minutes to Paris -Nord.
History
The railway line Saint- Denis- Creil about Survilliers - Fosses was opened on 10 May 1859 as part of the production line Paris -Lille. By 1907, was the doubling up Orry- la -Ville. Part of the route was (also called Canardière Viaduct ), with three tracks, a length of 443 meters and 36 arches, which were up to 22 meters high the viaduct of Chantilly.
The Chantilly station was a standard model for second-class railway stations of the Compagnie des chemins de fer du Nord was built by company Lejeune. The roof of the platforms are from the original building preserved as well as the vault imitation in the lobby. An expansion project was planned in 1922, but never carried out.
A branch of Chantilly towards Senlis was built in 1862, later extended to Crépy -en- Valois, but closed in 1950 and finally closed down in 1960.
For the needs of the horse breeding existed in today's Rue de l' embarcadère a loading station for horses. A separate station for the Racecourse of the city was built in 1897. He had 12 tracks and 11 platforms, a turntable and a water tower. Each platform could operate a train with 21 wagons. This made it possible to dispatch 12,000 passengers simultaneously. The trip to Paris then took 35 minutes. The operation of this station was interrupted during World War II, 1954, he was finally closed. Is now the Quartier de Verdun in his place.