Berlin–Halle railway (Anhalter Bahn via north–south tunnel)

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The Berlin–Halle railway (Anhalter Bahn via north–south tunnel) is a major German rail route that connects Berlin with Halle, using the central north–south tunnel through Berlin to carry long-distance and regional services.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf railway line
alsoKnownAs Anhalter Bahn via north–south tunnel
connects Berlin metropolitan area
Halle (Saale) metropolitan area
country Germany
electrification electrified
gauge standard gauge
hasSection urban tunnel section in central Berlin
historicalNameRelatedTo Anhalter Bahn
integratedWith Berlin Hauptbahnhof
Berlin Südkreuz station
linked to: Berlin Südkreuz
locatedIn Berlin
Halle (Saale)
networkRole link between Berlin and Halle on the Anhalter corridor
operator Deutsche Bahn
partOf German long-distance rail network
German regional rail network
passesThrough Berlin north–south axis
regionServed Berlin
Brandenburg
Saxony-Anhalt
role major north–south rail corridor in eastern Germany
serviceType long-distance passenger services
regional passenger services
terminus Berlin
Halle (Saale)
usedFor intercity traffic between Berlin and central Germany
regional traffic between Berlin and Saxony-Anhalt
usesInfrastructure Berlin north–south long-distance railway tunnel

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Berlin Hauptbahnhof railwayLine Berlin–Halle railway (Anhalter Bahn via north–south tunnel)
Berlin–Halle railway (Anhalter Bahn via north–south tunnel) alsoKnownAs Anhalter Bahn via north–south tunnel
linked to: Berlin–Halle railway (Anhalter Bahn via north–south tunnel)