Wuppertal-Oberbarmen station

  • Wuppertal -Dortmund
  • Wuppertal -Solingen - Oberbarmen
  • Wuppertal- Barmen -Opladen

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The station Wuppertal- Barmen is a passenger station in Wuppertal District Oberbarmen. With four linked railway tracks it has long been an important railway junction. Today there branches, only the railway line Wuppertal -Solingen - Oberbarmen on the main route leading through the station Wuppertal, Dortmund.

History

The station was opened on October 9, 1847 by the Bergisch- Märkische Railway Company under the name Barmen- Rittershausen. In 1930 it was renamed in Wuppertal- Barmen.

Until 1910, was located between the railway tracks and the road Rosenau a railway depot, which was moved to Wuppertal-Langerfeld/Schwelm. During World War II the station and the station building was badly damaged. After a partial demolition by the German Federal Railroad after the Second World War took place in the 80s during the opening of S8, the transformation of the station. Today there is a cuboid with a purpose built stand, a pastry shop and a McDonald's restaurant.

In the prime of his life there was in addition to the continuous rail line Elberfeld- Dortmund railway triangle to the railway line to Opladen or Solingen, as well as a link to the railway line Dusseldorf -Derendorf - Dortmund Süd and railway Wuppertal- Wichlinghausen - Hattingen.

For a long time Wuppertal- Barmen also an important freight depot. The last freight tracks were removed in 2006, however, on the grounds of a hardware store was built.

Current situation

All trains of the Long-distance passenger traffic drive through only. However, it keep going all through the valley commuter trains. The Wupper - Express, the Rhine -Münster -Express and the Maas- Wupper - Express operate the station every hour. The lines S 7 and S 8 come in twenty -minute intervals over the local tracks and connect the station with Hagen, Mönchengladbach, Remscheid and the Wuppertal Hauptbahnhof.

The station now corresponds to the train station category 3

Wuppertal- Barmen is also an important junction between the rails and the city traffic. The monorail here has its eastern terminus, there is also a bus station, which is served by many lines of Wuppertal Stadtwerke and the transport company Ennepe -Ruhr.

With the exception of the Maas- Wupper - Express, which has been ongoing since the timetable change in December 2009 by the euro rail for 16 years and the line S 7, which is operated by Abellio Rail NRW, all according to plan entertaining passenger trains of the DB Regio - operated region NRW.

Platforms

Today, there are three platforms with a total of six tracks. On the tracks 2 and 3 keep the local trains, they are also used for driving through the long-distance trains. On the tracks 5 and 6 keep the lines S 8 and S 7 These tracks are also the only ones with accessibility features. The other platforms can not be achieved without the aid of a wheelchair.

Signal box

The station Wuppertal- Barmen from the interlocking Of ( Wuppertal- Barmen, Dispatcher ) of the type controlled Sp Dr S 60. The interlocking Sf ( Schwelm Bf, Dispatcher ) of type Sp Dr S 600 in Schwelm, which in turn controls the stations Schwelm and Gevelsberg West is remotely controlled from here.

Interchanges

  • The cycle times given below are based on the peak hours from Monday to Friday
  • The information relates to the stop Wuppertal Oberbarmen, changing the bus routes 602, 636 and 646 is possible also at the stop Wuppertal Oberbarmen / Rauental, the below cycle times also apply here
  • To the more accurate line volumes of buses and night quickdraw see also: WSW mobil

Buses

  • E60 suspension railway express direction W Vohwinkel cableway ( Bstg. 4, every 4 minutes as a substitute for the monorail )
  • 602 W toward Downtown Plaza Schmitteborn ( Bstg. 6, every 20 minutes)
  • 602 direction Sprockhövel - Hasslinghausen Bbf ( Bstg. 4, every 20 minutes)
  • 608 direction W Langer field Dieselstr. Loop / Ennepetal Bbf ( Bstg. 4, all 10/30 minutes)
  • 608 toward W -Barmen Bf ( Bstg. 5, every 10 minutes)
  • 616 toward W - Beyenburg Center / Beyenburg Siegelsberg ( Bstg. 3, every 20 minutes, of which once an hour with line 626)
  • 618 toward W - Wichlinghausen Dellenbusch ( Bstg. 5, every 20 minutes, just until 19.15 clock )
  • 618 direction W Langer field Dieselstr. Loop ( Bstg. 4, every 20 minutes)
  • 622 toward W -Elberfeld Hbf ( Bstg. 5, every 20 minutes)
  • 626 direction Radevormwald Bf ( Bstg. 3, hourly, clock supply to Beyenburg with line 616)
  • 636 direction Remscheid- Lüttringhausen Rathaus ( Bstg.6, hourly, school transport in the morning and at noon twice per hour)
  • 638 toward W - Oberbarmen Fr - Tillmann -Str. ( Bstg. 4, hourly)
  • 638 W toward Downtown Plaza Konrad desert ( Bstg. 6 hourly)
  • 642 toward W - Nächstebreck Hannoverstr. ( Bstg. 4, every 20 minutes)
  • 646 toward W - Wichlinghausen Markland ( Bstg. 5, every 20 minutes)
  • 646 to W - light space Toelleturm / W Ronsdorf Blombach loop ( Bstg. 6, every 20 minutes)

( hourly at night, only in the nights on Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays):

  • NE5 direction W Elberfeld Hbf ( Bstg. 9)
  • NE8 direction W Beyenburg Grünental ( Bstg. 8)
  • NE8 direction W -Barmen Bf ( Bstg. 9)

Monorail

( Line 60)

  • Direction W Vohwinkel suspension railway (station 1, every 3-5 minutes)
  • About: W- Barmen Alter Markt, W -Elberfeld Hbf / Döppersberg, W- Sonnborn Zoo / Stadion
  • See also: Wuppertal suspension railway
  • AST 02 toward W - Schmitteborn
  • AST 11 toward W - Norrenberg
  • AST 38 toward W - Konrad desert
German railway station categories Junction (rail) Deutsche Bundesbahn Wupper-Express Maas-Wupper-Express Schwelm station Aachen Hauptbahnhof Hagen Hauptbahnhof Krefeld Hauptbahnhof Rheine station Venlo railway station Remscheid Hauptbahnhof Wuppertal-Barmen station Wuppertal-Ronsdorf station
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