Hindenburgdamm

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Hindenburgdamm is a causeway and railway embankment in northern Germany that links the mainland to the North Sea island of Sylt.

All labels observed (2)

Label Occurrences
Hindenburgdamm canonical 2
Hindenburgdamm causeway 1

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Statements (46)

Predicate Object
instanceOf causeway
railway embankment
builtBy German Reichsbahn
linked to: Deutsche Reichsbahn
carries car shuttle trains
freight trains
passenger trains
connectsTo island of Sylt
linked to: Sylt

mainland of Schleswig-Holstein
constructionMaterial clay
sand
stone
constructionStart 1923
country Germany
crosses North Frisian Wadden Sea
linked to: Wadden Sea

Wadden Sea
hasBridgeType solid embankment
hasConstructionMethod embankment on tidal flats
hasElectrification non-electrified
hasFunction fixed link between Sylt and mainland
hasHeritageStatus technical monument (regional)
hasImportance primary access route to Sylt
hasNumberOfTracks double track
hasOwner Federal Republic of Germany
linked to: Germany
hasRailway Marsh Railway
hasTrackGauge standard gauge
hasTrafficRestriction no road vehicles
length about 11 km
approximately 8 miles
locatedIn Schleswig-Holstein
locatedInBodyOfWater North Sea tidal flats
locatedInRegion North Frisia
locatedInSeaArea Schleswig-Holstein Wadden Sea National Park (adjacent area)
locatedNear Niebüll
Westerland
namedAfter Paul von Hindenburg
opened 1927
operator Deutsche Bahn
partOf Sylt rail link
railway line Niebüll–Westerland
replaced ferry connection to Sylt
subjectOf coastal engineering studies
environmental impact discussions
terminusOnIsland Morsum
Westerland
terminusOnMainland Klanxbüll
usedFor rail transport

How these facts were elicited

Referenced by (3)

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

Sylt connectedBy Hindenburgdamm
Westerland railConnection Hindenburgdamm causeway
linked to: Hindenburgdamm
Sylt Shuttle crosses Hindenburgdamm