Template:Düsseldorf–Elberfeld railway

Düsseldorf–Elberfeld railway
from Hagen S8 S9 115.4 (38.1) Wuppertal Hbf (formerly Elberfeld) terminus of S28 114.6 (37.4) Wuppertal-Steinbeck (36.9) Wuppertal-Steinbeck goods yard former Burgholz Railway to Cronenberg 111.9 (34.6) Wuppertal Zoologischer Garten Sonnborn railway bridge, Wupper Wuppertal Schwebebahn 111.1 (33.8) Wuppertal northern railway (grade separated crossing) 109.1 (31.9) Wuppertal-Vohwinkel (triangular) S-Bahn line to Essen S9 and Düsseldorf via Mettmann S28 former Corkscrew Railway to Solingen 106.1 (00.0 Linden junction 104.2 (26.9) Gruiten to Solingen 103.7 (26.4) Gruiten junction 101.0 (23.7) Hochdahl-Millrath (23.0) Hochdahl siding 99.6 (22.3) Hochdahl junction 99.3 (22.2) Hochdahl Hildener Straße LC Erkrath-Hochdahl steep grade 96.5 (19.2) Erkrath S-Bahn line from Wuppertal via Mettmann S28 93.8 (16.6) Düsseldorf-Gerresheim (formerly Gerresheim BME) alignment from Mettmann until 1891 former southern route until 1891 Hardt junction–Düsseldorf-Eller freight line 90.7 (00.0 Fortuna junction Connecting line from D-Grafenberg Oberbilk BME junction former route until 1891 (see below) 90.0 (00.0 Dora junction (12.6) Düsseldorf-Flingern Freight bypass (route of the CME) main line from Duisburg S-Bahn line from Duisburg S1S11 Suburban line from Düsseldorf Airport former Freight bypass (low level) 88.4 (11.1) Düsseldorf Hbf former route until 1891 (see below) main line to Cologne S-Bahn line to Cologne S1S6 Suburban line to Düsseldorf-Reisholz Line to Neuss S8S28
Former alignment in Düsseldorf until 1891
Line from Wuppertal (see above) ~93.0 Route since 1891 to the north Hardt junction–Düsseldorf-Eller freight line Industrial sidings former route of the Ruhr Valley Railway ~90.0 Oberbilk BME junction Freight bypass (Route of the CME) former route from Lierenfeld CME junction Düsseldorf Hbf Düsseldorf CME 87.0 Düsseldorf DEE (Graf-Adolf-Platz) Düsseldorf Rheinknie Düsseldorf harbour

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