North railway (Austria)

North railway
A pendolino from Vienna to Prague is crossing the Thaya
Line number:114 01
Line length:78,0
Track gauge:1435
Voltage:15 kV, 16.7 Hz
25 kV, 50 Hz AC
Maximum speed:120
Legend
0,0 Wien Nordf
from Wien Praterstern
1,8 Wien Traisengasse
Wien HandelskaiDonauuferbahn
Northern railway bridge
3,7 Wien Strandbäderabandoned
4,8 Wien Floridsdorf
to Retz
7,0 Wien Siemensstraße
Floridsdorfer Hochbahn
von Wien Jedlersdorf
9,2 Wien Leopoldau
to Wien Südbf
to Laa/Thaya
Laaer Ostbahn
from Süßenbrunn Entseuchungsbf (decontamination st.)
12,0 Wien Süßenbrunn
from Wien Südbf
18,2 Deutsch Wagram
20,8 Helmahof
23,6 Strasshof
27,1 Silberwald
31,5 Gänserndorf 155 m (AA)
to Groß-Schweinbarth (–Mistelbach)
to Marchegg
33,3 Weikendorf-Dörfles
Tallesbrunn
39,8 Angern an der March
siding]
43,4 Stillfried
50,1 Dürnkrut 150 m (AA)
53,3 Jedenspeigen
55,2 Sierndorf an der March
58,5 Drösing 154 m (AA)
to Zistersdorf
from Korneuburg
siding to ABID AG
64,9 Hohenau 151 m (AA)
71,0 Rabensburg
73,9 Bernhardsthal Fbf
75,2 Bernhardsthal
77,99 Austria-Czech Republic national border
system change 15 kV / 25 kV)
Thaya discharge channel
from Znojmo and from Lednice
from (Bratislava–) Kúty (since 1929)
Thaya
83,13 Břeclav
to Kúty (till 1929)
to Brno
to Kraków

The North railway (German: Nordbahn) is a two-track, electrified railway line that runs from Vienna, Austria to Břeclav, Czech Republic. It was built by the Emperor Ferdinand North Railway company as a part of the Warsaw-Vienna railway.

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