Meilen railway station

• Right bank Zürichseebahn
• Wetzikon -mile track

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The miles station is a part of the right bank opened in 1893 Zürichseebahn. He became a touch station Startup of Wetzikon -mile track in 1903. In 1931, he was for the aforementioned narrow gauge railway at a terminus, as the road section was lifted to Schiffslände. On 13 May 1950, the WMB drove the last time.

Reception building

The station building was built according to plans by G. Wülfke, which he submitted on 5 November 1891. These plans called four types of Buildings for the right bank Zürichseebahn and were accepted by the chief engineer R. Mosser on 27 January 1892. Next to the station miles still got the stations Küsnacht, Männedorf and Staefa the station house of the Class 3a. It is to the widespread building scheme that consists of a multi-storey central block with two-sided low cultivation.

Operating

At the station, all trains of the S6 and S7 of the Zurich S-Bahn.

The miles station has a separate configuration group of SBB Cargo AG, which operate in the terminal tracks the Midor, but are also responsible for the remaining nor to freight stations open from Zurich to Rapperswil Stadelhofen. In miles a remote-controlled Tm IV (or to a Tm 232 rebuilt ) firmly stationed.