Bremen–Hanover railway

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The Bremen–Hanover railway is a major German rail line connecting the cities of Bremen and Hanover, serving as an important route for both passenger and freight traffic in northern Germany.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf railway line
connects Bremen
Hanover
connectsMetropolitanArea Bremen metropolitan area
Hanover region
linked to: Hanover Region
country Germany
electrification electrified
endPoint Hannover Hauptbahnhof
freightRole important freight corridor in northern Germany
gauge standard gauge
historicalSignificance important route for northern German rail traffic
locatedIn northern Germany
linked to: Northern Germany
majorIntermediateStation Nienburg (Weser)
linked to: Nienburg

Verden (Aller)
operator Deutsche Bahn
partOf German railway network
passengerServiceType long-distance trains
regional trains
regionServed Free Hanseatic City of Bremen
linked to: Bremen

Lower Saxony
startPoint Bremen Hauptbahnhof
trackConfiguration double track
usedFor freight traffic
passenger traffic

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Hodenhagen railwayLine Bremen–Hanover railway
Achim hasRailwayConnection Bremen–Hanover railway
Verden an der Aller railwayConnection Bremen–Hanover railway
Verden district hasRailConnection Bremen–Hanover railway
Verden (Aller) station railwayLine Bremen–Hanover railway
Baden (Achim) hasTransportConnection railway line Bremen–Hanover
subject linked to: Baden
linked to: Bremen–Hanover railway