Railway lines
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Railway line No. 9 Warsaw East – Gdańsk Główny. 2025
Warszawa 2025-08-21 Railway line No. 9 Warsaw East – Gdańsk Główny. Railway line No. 9 Warsaw East – Gdańsk Główny is the second railway line in Poland, after the CMK line, on which passenger trains can run at 200 km/h. This is thanks to the modernization of this route carried out over the past few…
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Railway line No. 38 Białystok – Głomno. 2025.
Kętrzyn 2025-07-28 Electrification of railway lines. As of December 31, 2022, Poland had approximately 21,550 km of railway lines, including standard gauge (1435 mm) and broad gauge (1520 mm) tracks. 19,393 km of lines were in active operation. The remaining lines and main sidings are unused or technically inoperable. About 12,236 km of railway lines…
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Railway line No. 36 Ostrołęka – Łapy. 2025.
Ostrołęka 2025-05-23 Railway Line No. 36 Ostrołęka – Łapy. Railway Line No. 36 Ostrołęka – Łapy is a non-electrified, single-track railway line with a total length of 87.744 km. The line was opened on November 27, 1893. The line runs from Ostrołęka, through Śniadowo, Czerwony Bór, Czarnowo Undy, Kulesze Kościelne, Jamiołki, and Sokoły, to the…
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Pilawa – Tłuszcz – Ostrołęka railway line. 2025.
Pilawa 2025-07-21 Railway line No. 13 (Krusze) Tłuszcz – Pilawa, No. 29 Tłuszcz – Ostrołęka. The Pilawa – Tłuszcz – Ostrołęka railway line was launched in 1897, when Poland was under partition, and most of the former Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth was under the Muscovite partition and formed a fictitious state: the Kingdom of Poland. This route…
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Railway line No. 31 Siedlce – state border. 2025.
Siedlce 2025-06-27 Railway line No. 31 Siedlce – state border (Cisówka). Railway line No. 31 is a section of the route leading from the center of Poland to the north-east, to the Kresy; to the cities of Lida and Baranowicze. Currently, LK No. 31 ends at the border of Poland – Belarus; Cisówka – Świsłocz.…
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Railway line No. 97 Skawina – Sucha Beskidzka – Żywiec. 2025
Sucha Beskidzka 2025-06-18 Railway line No. 97 Skawina – Sucha Beskidzka – Żywiec. Railway line No. 97 Skawina – Sucha Beskidzka – Żywiec is a single-track, electrified line with a length of 82.708 km. In the Network Train Timetable, the line is No. 137. The line was launched on December 22, 1884, as part of…
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Railway line No. 416 Wałcz Raduń – Wierzchowo Pomorskie. 2021
Wałcz 2021-12-15 Former LK No. 416 Wałcz Raduń – Wierzchowo Pomorskie. In 1898, Wałcz was connected with Wierzchowo Pomorskie and then with Złocieniec, in the north-west direction. In Poland, the trail received No. 416. The trail was about 38 km long. Railway line No. 416 Wałcz Raduń – Wierzchowo Pomorskie is a railway route that…
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Railway line No. 25 Łódź Kaliska – Dębica. 2025.
Skarżysko Kamienna 2025-05-28 Railway line No. 25 Łódź Kaliska – Dębica. Railway line No. 25 Kaliska – Dębica is one of the longest in Poland and a line that was created from several historical railway lines. The line is very diverse on individual sections; it is single-track and double-track, electrified and non-electrified. For a greater…
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Railway line No. 71 Ocice – Rzeszów Główny. 2025.
Rzeszów 2025-05-24 Railway line No. 71 Ocice – Rzeszów Główny. Railway line No. 71 Ocice – Rzeszów Główny, is practically a line that connects Tarnobrzeg with Rzeszów. The line is 67.374 km long and runs meridionally. The line was built in a standard gauge. The line is single-track and electrified (2021) with 3 kV DC…
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Railway line No. 351 Poznań Główny – Szczecin Główny. 2025.
Poznań 2025-05-23 Railway line No. 351 Poznań Główny – Szczecin Główny. The line connects two large cities in Poland. The line is 213,500 km long, double-track, electrified with 3 kV DC. The track gauge is normal, i.e. 1435 mm. Geographically, the line runs diagonally, in a north-westerly direction and is located in north-west Poland, in…