Hanover–Berlin railway

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The Hanover–Berlin railway is a major high-speed rail line in Germany that connects the cities of Hanover and Berlin and forms part of an important east–west European transport corridor.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf high-speed railway line
belongsTo Trans-European Transport Network
connects Berlin
Hanover
constructionType new line and upgraded line combination
country Germany
designedFor high-speed long-distance services
electrification 15 kV 16.7 Hz AC overhead line
electrified yes
endPoint Berlin
formsCorridor Netherlands–Poland transit route
western Germany–Berlin
hasBridge Elbe crossing near Hämerten
hasSection Hanover–Wolfsburg
Stendal–Berlin
Wolfsburg–Stendal
hasStation Berlin Hauptbahnhof
Hannover Hauptbahnhof
Spandau
Stendal
Wolfsburg Hauptbahnhof
lineLength approximately 258 km
locatedIn Berlin
Brandenburg
Lower Saxony
Saxony-Anhalt
maximumSpeed 250 km/h
numberOfTracks double track
opened late 1990s
operator Deutsche Bahn
ownedBy DB Netz
linked to: DB Netz AG
partOf German high-speed rail network
east–west European transport corridor
regionServed northern Germany
linked to: Northern Germany
signallingSystem LZB
PZB
startPoint Hanover
terminus Berlin Hauptbahnhof
Hannover Hauptbahnhof
trackGauge 1,435 mm
standard gauge
usedByService InterCity
Intercity-Express
linked to: InterCityExpress

Regional-Express
usedFor freight transport
passenger transport

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Braunschweig Hauptbahnhof locatedOn Hanover–Berlin railway
Berlin-Spandau station railwayLineServed Berlin–Hannover railway
linked to: Hanover–Berlin railway
Stendal hasTransportConnection railway line Hanover–Berlin
linked to: Hanover–Berlin railway
Berlin Lehrter Bahnhof railwayLineServed Hanover–Berlin railway