Amsterdam–Alkmaar railway

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The Amsterdam–Alkmaar railway is a major rail route in the Netherlands connecting Amsterdam with the city of Alkmaar and serving several intermediate towns in North Holland.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf heavy rail
railway line
connects Alkmaar
Amsterdam
connectsWith Amsterdam railway node at Amsterdam Centraal
Den Helder railway at Alkmaar
country Netherlands
electrification 1.5 kV DC overhead line
electrified yes
gauge 1,435 mm
hasService intercity trains
sprinter trains
hasStation Alkmaar station
Amsterdam Centraal
Castricum station
linked to: Castricum

Heiloo station
Zaandam station
importance major rail route in the Netherlands
infrastructureManager ProRail
languageOfName Dutch
lineType main line
locatedIn North Holland
Western Netherlands
operator Nederlandse Spoorwegen
partOf Dutch railway network
partOfRoute Amsterdam–Den Helder railway corridor
passesThrough Zaan region
coastal area of North Holland
regionServed North Holland
Randstad
serves Castricum
Heiloo
Koog aan de Zaan
Krommenie-Assendelft
linked to: Assendelft

Overveen
Uitgeest
Wormerveer
Zaandam
status in operation
terminus Alkmaar
Amsterdam
trackConfiguration double track
usedFor freight transport
passenger transport

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Referenced by (5)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Uitgeest railwayLine Amsterdam–Alkmaar railway
Krommenie-Assendelft railway station railwayLine Amsterdam–Alkmaar line
linked to: Amsterdam–Alkmaar railway
Den Helder–Amsterdam railway connectsTo Alkmaar–Hoorn railway
linked to: Amsterdam–Alkmaar railway
Heemskerk railwayLine Amsterdam–Alkmaar railway line
linked to: Amsterdam–Alkmaar railway
Region of Zaanstreek transportConnection railway line Amsterdam–Alkmaar
linked to: Amsterdam–Alkmaar railway