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1179:(a regional bus operators owned by various municipalities), the building houses a newly opened restaurant and rooms for social and cultural events. Several other station building, such as Honrath and Porz-Heumar, are privately owned. The buildings are in good condition and have been converted into residential accommodation. Some other entrance buildings still serve only for railway purposes and seem to be in a moderate condition. Since the closure of the ticket offices, the function of the buildings, however, is severely limited. 675: 816: 316: 841: 625: 430: 263: 769: 405: 722: 550: 747: 528: 478: 381: 576: 452: 239: 215: 891: 866: 791: 699: 650: 602: 502: 340: 285: 187: 163: 1038:
policy required a temporary diversion over the old line via Siegburg. This was made necessary by the destruction of a bridge between Overath and Cologne by German troops during their retreat. This bridge was repaired in 1946 and trains were then diverted on to the line via Olpe, because the main line
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In order to significantly shorten the travel time from Cologne to the Oberbergische district, the connection between Hoffnungsthal and Overath, including the 1,087 m-long Hoffnungsthal tunnel between Hoffnungsthal and Honrath and the connection from Rosrath to Cologne, were completed in 1910. The new
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Porz-Heumar station, which is located in a large residential area, is now just used for train operations (the shunting of freight trains from the nearby waste transfer station) as the Regionalbahn services to Marienheide have not stopped there since the 1980s. The station is used for passengers only
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In recent years, there have been few improvements in service along the route. In February 2009, it was announced that Overath would have a modern passenger information system with LCD train destination indicators, which was installed in May 2010 and now supplies information about delays and outages.
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The planners of the Siegburg–Olpe railway preferred a direct connection to Cologne from the beginning rather than the indirect route via Siegburg. But at this time, there was still a military base in Cologne, which was in the way of the line. When this site was closed, the line to Cologne was soon
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While some station buildings have been renovated in recent years with the support of the city, others are privately owned and used as residences. Thus the Overath station building was completely renovated in 2008 and serves the city as a
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in regular intervals services on the Cologne–Meinerzhagen route. These sets were only used on this line and later for the advance operation of the S 12 S-Bahn service between Cologne and Au (Sieg), which commenced in 1992.
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service using specially painted trains. This service ran from Cologne via Overath and continued as the only passenger service on the remaining section of the Siegburg–Olpe railway to Dieringhausen and then continued on the
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and Overath and Dieringhausen and Olpe, the remaining line was at risk of being closed. The railway workshop on the Agger Valley Railway was closed in 1982 and from then on rollingstock was serviced in Cologne.
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to Siegen was much more damaged. This detour lasted until 1949. In these difficult years the line was also used by many of the starving urban population to buy food (on
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The announced reconstruction of Dieringhausen station (on the Volme Valley Railway) to provide barrier-free access has still not been implemented.
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and other rationalisation leading to losses of passengers. At the beginning of the 1980s, after the closures of the Agger Valley Railway between
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In 2003, the signal boxes in Ründeroth, Dieringhausen and Gummersbach were closed. There is now no local signals staff on the line, except in
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where one last mechanical signal box remains to guard a level crossing. The total line is remotely controlled from Cologne-Deutz.
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and are appropriately labelled. Since 2012, some trips have again been made with class 218 locomotives and Silberling carriages.
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Eine Bahn ins Bergische - Zum 100-jährigen Bestehen der Eisenbahnstrecke Köln-Rösrath-Hoffnungsthal-Honrath-Overath
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has occasionally operated freight traffic as required from the junction of the Siegburg–Olpe railway with the
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Since 1999, services on the route have mainly been provided by diesel-electric multiple units of class 644 (
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As the line was still seen as having potential for passenger traffic, the three lines between Cologne and
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Dieringhausen – Bergneustadt – Olpe: Chronik einer Eisenbahnstrecke zwischen dem Rheinland und Westfalen
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The line was also affected by the increasing motorisation and a systematic reduction in services by the
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In November 2009, tenders for the operations of the line from 15 December 2013 until 2028 was let.
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line used part of the Sülz Valley Railway at Hoffnungsthal to connect the two extensions together.
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Zug um Zug – Die Eisenbahnen im Sülztal und im Aggertal – eine regionalgeschichtliche Untersuchung
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As in many other places there were disruptions to the line after the Second World War. Hitler's
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and required the construction of the Hoffnungsthal tunnel. The section from Hoffnungsthal to
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was implemented the line from Köln-Kalk to Dieringhausen on the Siegburg–Olpe line in 1976.
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Eisenbahnen im Oberbergischen und die Geschichte des Bahnbetriebswerkes Dieringhausen
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Today the line from Cologne via Overath and Dieringhausen is operated as part of the
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In 1989, the City-Bahn sets were withdrawn for the advance operation of the
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carriages in pure orange (RAL 2004) with a pebble grey belly band for the
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Rail services on the lines used by the Oberbergische Bahn along with the
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line S 14 from 2015. This will combine the RB 25 service with the RB 24 (
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Since 20 April 2003, passenger services have again run to Marienheide.
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is a single-track, non-electrified railway in the German state of
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Currently it is planned to convert the passenger operations into
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has run in Cologne on the newly built S-Bahn trunk line on the
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locomotives of the Hagen depot were repainted to match some
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were used in 1984 as the test track for an experimental
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Buildings and structures in Rheinisch-Bergischer Kreis
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if there are operational problems or road closures.
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Since the construction of the connection to Cologne
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Nümbrecht: Galunder Verlag. 1432: 1320: 1254:Fares on the whole route are set by the 1691:Railway lines in North Rhine-Westphalia 1258:(Rhine-Sieg Transport Authority, VRS). 966:, which is now largely disused west of 1683: 1113:route. During the construction of the 439:Former freight line from Köln-Kalk Süd 901:Agger Valley Railway to Dieringhausen 1400: 1374: 1348: 1269:were advertised in 1997 by the VRS. 1115:Cologne-Frankfurt high-speed railway 272:Connecting curve from Köln-Kalk Nord 1644:"Die Eisenbahnen im Oberbergischen" 1435:"S-Bahn Rhein-Ruhr-Sieg – Zielnetz" 52:(Flughafen Nordost–Frankfurter Str) 13: 1408:"Line 2962: Abzw Vingst - Overath" 1356:"Line 2655: Abzw Vingst - Overath" 852:Agger Valley Railway from Siegburg 14: 1727: 1636: 1222: 889: 864: 839: 814: 789: 767: 745: 720: 697: 674: 673: 648: 623: 600: 574: 548: 526: 500: 476: 450: 428: 403: 379: 338: 314: 283: 261: 237: 213: 185: 161: 1537: 1515: 1493: 1186: 1119:Köln-Frankfurter Straße station 840: 815: 768: 624: 429: 315: 1701:1910 establishments in Germany 1471: 1449: 1426: 1337: 1162:on the Eifel line to Rösrath. 1043:, literally “hamster rides”). 721: 549: 262: 1: 1563: 1323:"Tunnel portals on line 2655" 962:partly used the track of the 928:Source: German railway atlas 778:Hoffnungsthal Tunnel (1087 m) 746: 527: 477: 404: 380: 46:(Köln-Kalk–Flughafen Nordost) 1696:Railway lines opened in 1910 1627:Gerhard Peterhänsel (1986). 1459:(in German). Town of Overath 1165: 1123:Cologne/Bonn Airport station 575: 451: 238: 214: 7: 1662:(in German). Archived from 890: 865: 790: 698: 649: 636:line from Bergisch Gladbach 601: 501: 339: 284: 186: 162: 10: 1732: 1325:(in German). tunnelportale 1256:Verkehrsverbund Rhein-Sieg 1016: 1203:project and were used as 1045:Automatic Block Signaling 898: 883: 876: 858: 848: 833: 823: 808: 801: 783: 776: 761: 754: 739: 729: 714: 709: 691: 682: 667: 660: 642: 632: 617: 612: 594: 586: 568: 560: 542: 535: 520: 512: 494: 488:Airport loop to Troisdorf 485: 470: 462: 444: 437: 422: 415: 397: 391:Sieg Railway to Troisdorf 388: 373: 365: 332: 323: 308: 300: 277: 270: 255: 246: 231: 222: 207: 202: 179: 173:Sieg Railway from Cologne 170: 155: 124: 88: 83: 75: 70: 59: 28: 23: 18: 1414:(in German). André Joost 1388:(in German). André Joost 1362:(in German). 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Since May 2007, the 948:North Rhine-Westphalia 537:Waste transfer station 225:Cologne freight bypass 64:North Rhine-Westphalia 952:Siegburg–Olpe railway 1706:Transport in Cologne 1608:Sascha Koch (2003). 1344:Wiehl Valley Railway 1177:Regionalverkehr Köln 1086:between Cologne and 1073:Volme Valley Railway 1007:Wiehl Valley Railway 1003:Rhein-Sieg-Eisenbahn 991:Oberbergischer Kreis 1243:Köln Hansaring via 1111:Köln Trimbornstraße 1084:S 12 S-Bahn service 1013:) towards Cologne. 1237:Oberbergische Bahn 1099:Oberbergische Bahn 366:Flughafen Nordost 1581:978-3-922413-61-5 1307:978-3-89494-139-0 1229:Rhine-Sieg S-Bahn 1213:Bombardier Talent 1154:) service on the 1148:Rhine-Ruhr S-Bahn 1092:Bombardier Talent 968:Bergisch Gladbach 940: 939: 936: 935: 932: 931: 923: 922: 587:Porz-Königsforst 561:Porz-Heumar Nato 361: 360: 53: 47: 41: 1723: 1675: 1673: 1671: 1666:on 18 April 2010 1655: 1653: 1651: 1632: 1623: 1604: 1585: 1557: 1556: 1554: 1552: 1541: 1535: 1534: 1532: 1530: 1519: 1513: 1512: 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Index

North Rhine-Westphalia
Track gauge
standard gauge
Legend
Sieg Railway from Cologne
Cologne freight bypass
Gremberg–Köln-Kalk Nord
A 4
Sieg Railway to Troisdorf
Köln Frankfurter Straße
Airport loop to Troisdorf
line from Bergisch Gladbach
Rösrath
Sülz
Cologne–Lindlar railway
Honrath
Bombach
Agger Valley Railway from Siegburg
Overath
Agger Valley Railway to Dieringhausen
North Rhine-Westphalia
Siegburg–Olpe railway
Cologne
Rösrath
Cologne–Lindlar railway
Bergisch Gladbach
Agger
Overath
Deutsche Bahn
Oberbergischer Kreis

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