Nässjö-Oskarshamn Railway

Nässjö–Oskarshamn Railway

Nässjö–Oskarshamn Railway (NOJ) was originally the name of the Nässjö – Oskarshamn railway line. The railway is 148 kilometers and has no ATC or remote blocking. Today, the railway is divided by the Swedish Transport Administration into the sections Nässjö–Hultsfred (Bockbahnan), Stångådalsbanan (between Hultsfred and Berga) and Berga–Oskarshamn.

Nässjö–Oskarshamn Railway History

The Nässjö–Oskarshamn Railway (NOJ) was early on among the many Småland private railways that emerged over a period of time. Like many of Sweden's early individual railways, NOJ had English ownership interests. The track was built from Oskarshamn and westwards. In 1869, the company received a concession for the construction of the track, and the first completed track section was the section Berga - Oskarshamn. In 1872–1873 traffic started between Nässjö and Eksjö and in 1874 NOJ could be inaugurated in its entirety.

Nässjö–Oskarshamn Railway Stations (NOJ)

• Nässjö C
• Brinellskolan
• Ormaryd
• Eksjö
• Hult
• Bruzaholm
• Hjältevad
• Ingatorp
• Mariannelund
• Lönneberga
• Silverdalen
• Hultsfred
• Målilla
• Mörlunda
• Berga
• Oskarshamn