Züssow railway station

• Angermuende - Stralsund (km 191.9 ) ( KBS 203, 193)
• Züssow - Wolgast harbor (km 191.9 ) ( KBS 193)
• Greifswald Jarmener light railway (km 11.4 ) ( decommissioned)

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Züssow station is a station separation of the homonymous municipality in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern district of Vorpommern - Greifswald. It is located at kilometer 191.9 of Angermuende - Stralsund railway and is the starting point of a branch-line to Wolgast.

Location and construction

The station is located south of the Züssower village center at the intersection of Angermuende - Stralsund railway by the federal highway 111 The branch-line to Wolgast threaded from south of the track.

The plant originally had three platform tracks, track 1 was for the branch-line to Wolgast, track 2 was located at the main platform and track 3 as an intermediate platform to the main tracks. There were a variety of goods and loading tracks.

History

The station was opened along with the stretch - Anklam Stralsund and branch path Züssow - Wolgast on 1 November 1863. The operation was carried out until 1879 from the Berlin- Szczecin railway company. The station building was designed more for the transfer traffic than the normal transit stations. The company also built a horse stable for the resident gentry.

With the opening of Greifswald Jarmener little train was from the end of the 19th century another rail link. The mainly freight traffic serving narrow-gauge railway was operated until 1945 and then demolished their tracks for reparation.

In the 2000s, the main platform and the terminal platform were closed and the central platform opened, which is accessible via a technically visions travelers crossing. Northwest of this a reversing facility was built.

Connection

The station is served by the regional express line 3 of DB Regio East every two hours. In addition, a combination of hourly UBB train from Wolgast, which is every two hours extended to Stralsund. Furthermore Züssow maintenance of intercity trains between Stralsund and on to Berlin and between Heringsdorf and the Ruhr. Since March 27, 2011 at the weekend also holds an ICE train pair in Züssow. Züssow making it the nation's smallest town with ICE connections.