Lankwitz station

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The Lankwitz station is a suburban railway station in the Berlin district of Steglitz -Zehlendorf Lankwitz on the Anhalt suburban train in high altitude. The abbreviation in the operation Jobs Directory of Deutsche Bahn is BLAK. It is used by the S-Bahn line with the S25. It has a south-western access to Brucknerstraße and a northeastern leading to a pedestrian tunnel under the S -Bahn and the mainline. This can be on one side of the square at the Town Hall Lankwitz and on the other side go to Kaulbachstraße.

History

The track was built in 1841 at ground level and single track. Already in 1849 she was twofold. The first station in Lankwitz was opened on 1 December 1895 by the firm of August Contribute break joke, then still as a remote station Lankwitz Victoria Street north of the present Leonorenstraße ( to 1937 Victoria Street ). On September 30, 1899, the station was renamed in Lankwitz. Shortly thereafter, the route was moved to high altitude and expanded to four tracks, while the station was south of the Leonorenstraße rebuilt in its present high position and opened in 1901. In Lankwitz since then kept only the suburban trains. The suburban railway was electrified in 1903 as the first track in Berlin and in 1929 converted to 750 volts DC, which is still used to this day system of the Berlin S-Bahn.

The destroyed in World War II bridge over the Teltow Canal was built only single track again. This created on August 17, 1945, a single-track section between the stations Lankwitz and south end. Following the acquisition of the S -Bahn by the SNB on 9 January 1984 the route Priesterweg light field south was shut down with the Lankwitz station. A restart was not provided. The bridge over the Leonorenstraße was demolished.

After the fall of the Berlin Wall, the importance of the distance grew. It was re-opened after renovation work on 28 May 1995. The single-track piece on the Teltow canal was thereby extended to the south, so that the Lankwitz station is single track ever since. From the previous agent platform only the eastern edge of the platform is used, however, in both directions. He is currently the only single-track S-Bahn station in Berlin, where the S -Bahn runs in 10 -minute intervals. Until the introduction of Zugfahrerselbstabfertigung (ZAT ) of the S-Bahn station was far produced by the staff of the station south end.

The Lankwitz station is provided as a planned interchange between the S-Bahn and the possibly to be extended metro line 9. Due to the financial situation of the city, however, no long-term realization is expected.

Traffic

The S-Bahn station is served by the S25 line of the Berlin S-Bahn. It offers connecting flights to the bus routes X83, M82, 181, 187, 283, 284 and N81 of the Berlin Transport Authority.