Husum–Kiel Railway Current Operations

Husum–Kiel Railway Current Operations

Passenger services over the whole Husum–Kiel route have been operated since December 2011 by Deutsche Bahn with Alstom Coradia LINT 41 railcars at hourly intervals. It replaced Nord-Ostsee-Bahn (NOB) as operator. Services over the 102 kilometre-long route take 81 or 83 minutes. Trains stop at Jübek, Schleswig, Owschlag, Rendsburg and Felde.

Since January 2015, in addition to the hourly Regional-Express service, a Regionalbahn service runs hourly between Kiel and Rendsburg, which also stops in Kiel-Hassee CITTI-PARK, Kiel-Russee, Melsdorf, Achterwehr, Bredenbek and Schülldorf. These stations were reactivated with the exception of the new Kiel-Hassee CITTI-PARK station and the Bredenbek station which was relocated from Kronsburg. The dismantled second track from Kronsburg was rebuilt at the new station to increase the line's capacity. Only individual Regionalbahn services operate to Schleswig or Husum. The least frequented stations of Kiel-Russee and Achterwehr are request stops.

Husum–Kiel Railway Overview

Husum–Kiel Railway Line Number:
1011 (Jübek-Husum)
1022 (Kiel-Osterrönfeld)
Husum–Kiel Railway Service Route Number: 134

Husum–Kiel Railway Route Map

                 from Bredstedt
26.3         Husum
                 to Heide and St. Peter-Ording
23.0         Rosendahl
20.5         Schwesing
15.8         Wester-Ohrstedt
14.2         Ohrstedt
                 to Klosterkrug
9.35         Ahrenviöl
                 to Eggebek/Tarp
5.0           Sollbrück
                from Flensburg
0.0           Jübek
149.4       Jübek
142.8      Schuby
                Schleswig-Klosterkrug railway
                from Sl-Altstadt
                Schleswig-Friedrichsberg
                Schleswig-Klosterkrug railway junction
138.4      Schleswig

                from Oster-Ohrstedt (until 1870)
                Klosterkrug
                Schleswig Air Base siding
                Jagel
                to Friedrichstadt
                former line to Klosterkrug
                Klosterkrug
132.5      Lottorf
               from Eckernförde
               (narrow gauge railway)
125.4     Owschlag
120.7     Alt Duvenstedt
               from Husum
115.3     Büdelsdorf
               to Rendsburg-Obereider
               (1.5 km, only freight)
113.9    Rendsburg
              Schleife (loop) factory siding
              Rendsburg District Railway
              line until 1913
              crossover
              Rendsburg Loop
              Swing bridge until 1913 / High Bridge
106.5    Osterrönfeld Brücke crossover

105.0    Osterrönfeld
30.9      (passenger station until May 1962)
              Osterrönfeld (old station)

104.2     to Neumünster
              to Rader Insel
27.2      Schülldorf
24.4      Ostenfeld
20.4      Kronsburg
13.9      Felde (formerly BranDSBek, until 2 June 1984, since 5 November 2000)
12.6      Achterwehr
11.6      Flemhude
8.1        Melsdorf
              Kiel-Mettenhof
5.4        Kiel-Russee
0.0        from Flensburg
              Kiel-Hassee Citti-Park
3.39      (until 30 May 1981, since 10 December 2007)
2.9        Kiel-Hassee
1.53      Kiel freight bypass line, Hg junction
0.0        Kiel Hauptbahnhof

Husum–Erfde–Rendsburg Railway Overview

Husum–Erfde–Rendsburg Railway Line Number: 1012
Husum–Erfde–Rendsburg Railway Route Number: ex 132, ex 113e
Husum–Erfde–Rendsburg Railway Line Length: 50.1 km (31.1 mi)

Husum–Erfde–Rendsburg Railway Route Map

               from Bredstedt
90.0       Husum
               to Jübek
               to Heide and St. Peter-Ording
86.9       Mildstedt
83.2       Rantrum
77.4       Schwasafesubst:BStedt
              Treene
72.0       Norderstapel
               Schleswig District Railway, Friedrichstadt-Schleswig
64.0       Erfde
58.4       Christiansholm
51.7       Hohn
48.3       Garlbek
45.2       Fockbek
               End of track
               Rendsburg Northern industrial estate
               from Jübek
41.3       Büdelsdorf
39.9       Rendsburg
              Rendsburg Loop
              High Bridge (Kiel Canal)
              continues to Kiel