Niebüll railway station

• Westerland -Hamburg ( KBS 130)
• Niebüll - Dagebüll ( KBS 136)
• Tønder - Niebüll ( KBS 136.1 )

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The Niebüll (DB) railway station was built in 1887 and is the largest railway station of the city Niebüll. It is led by Deutsche Bahn today in the train station category 3 and has a bilingual signs ( German: Niebüll, Frisian: Naibel ).

Importance

The railway station is a railway node. It combines the Marschbahn Westerland -Hamburg with the neg - route to Dagebüll, which serves not only for public transport to Fohr and Amrum strong leisure traffic with coaches. In addition, the reactivated by a private provider of cross-border Marschbahn section is traversed in the Danish Tonder from Niebüll station since 2001. The route is operated today by the North German railway company Niebüll ( neg).

The car train for the car train to Sylt in the south of Niebüller station is a major source of income of Deutsche Bahn.

Until the timetable change in 1981 drove from Niebüll trains in relation Niebüll -Flensburg. Since then, the distance from Lindholm is used only sporadically; however, there are efforts being made for resumption of passenger and freight transport on this east -west route.

Operation

A large part of the train is now operated by the Nord-Ostsee -Bahn, which is part of the Veolia Group. The traffic on the railway line Niebüll - Dagebüll is operated by the North German Railroad Company, Inc. ( neg). In addition, keep some InterCity trains of Deutsche Bahn in Niebüll to exchange coaches to and from Dagebüll with the neg and to ensure the connection from Hamburg to Sylt and in the western Denmark.

Railway stations and tracks

Apart from the reception building and the water tower from 1887 two historic mechanical interlocking of 1920 have been preserved. The station has several tracks, of which only four are accessible via a platform (as of 2007). More tracks are mainly car trains. The passenger trains run on schedule as follows:

• Track 1: mainline and regional trains to and from Westerland, trains to and from Dagebüll to give connection by coaches ( on track 1 exists in addition the platform edge of the house platform from the construction of the track - in image 1 to the right to see - this is but no longer available for passengers). Train rides are also available to and from Husum.
• Track 2: long-distance and regional trains from Westerland to Husum, trains to and from Dagebüll to give connection by coaches
• Track 3: long-distance and regional trains from Husum to Westerland
• Track 4: Regional trains to and from Denmark. Train rides are available to and from Husum and to and from Westerland.

The visible image on the main platform was used until 1981 for the customs clearance of to / from Denmark moving trains.

From 1906, the water tower is north of the reception building. Having already had planned to demolish this tower, craftsmen have started a project to rescue and restore the form here from their offspring, who wants the state restore historic half-timbered construction.

More Niebüller stations

On the other side of the forecourt of the DB railway station is the railway station Niebüll neg From there, the trains of the neg go to Dagebüll on the North Sea coast, where a ferry service to the islands of Fohr and Amrum there. Niebüll station ( DB) of train services this station through a Sägefahrt - the aerial view from the left track 1 on the Ausziehgleis at the top of the screen to the left of the track in the direction Westerland - and back to the west (left) on interlocking Nf past on track after dagebüll. This station was established in 1895 with the then- meter-gauge light railway Niebüll - Dagebüll and has next to several parking tracks an engine shed with workshop for the vehicles of the neg until 1928 Umspurung the narrow-gauge railway to standard gauge was next to the march railway line a Ausziehgleis for the exchange of coaches and other railway vehicles with the created main track, on the transfer trips as Sägefahrten are possible in which the road access to be crossed secured to the station forecourt with a flag.

The breakpoint is located in the same Deezbüll Niebüller district on the road to Dagebüll.