Ueckermünde station
- Jatznick - Ueckermuende (km 163.0 )
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The Ueckermuende station was originally the terminus of the line Jatznick - Ueckermuende in the same port city south of the city center. The station building and engine shed, water tower and the railway workers' houses in the street Eggesiner 8 and 10 are under monument protection. The train station at kilometer 162.3 ( the chainage starts in Berlin) was opened on September 15, 1884, together with the total distance. From the station, a connecting line was built in the harbor Ueckermuende. In 1952 worked in the station 's first female head of service of the Deutsche Reichsbahn.
In 2009, the passenger was received at this port range. The old station was closed, a new breakpoint Ueckermuende was at kilometer 163.0 about 700 meters closer to the city center, also introduced a new termination stop Ueckermuende opened the city harbor.
The new breakpoint operate trains of Deutsche Bahn. There is also a bus station at which regional bus lines, among others, in the direction Ferdinandshof run. The bus stops have been removed as the train stop barrier-free.
The station building is composed of several parts part one, part two-storey building with a tile-covered saddle and hipped roofs and sometimes a loft. It has two gables on the long side, the left one with a central projection. In April 2013, the building was put up for auction.