Dresden–Chemnitz railway

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The Dresden–Chemnitz railway is a major rail line in the German state of Saxony that connects the cities of Dresden and Chemnitz and serves as an important regional and intercity transport route.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf railway in Germany
railway line
connects Chemnitz
Dresden
country Germany
crosses Mulde river (via connecting lines near Flöha)
electrification 15 kV 16.7 Hz AC overhead line
gauge standard gauge
hasLanguageOfName German
hasNameInLanguage Bahnstrecke Dresden–Chemnitz
hasRouteDirection northeast–southwest
hasService long-distance trains
regional express trains
regional stopping trains
hasStation Chemnitz Hauptbahnhof
Dresden Hauptbahnhof
Flöha station
Freiberg (Sachs) station
Freital-Hainsberg station
Tharandt station
historicalRegion Kingdom of Saxony
lineType main line
locatedIn Central Germany
Chemnitz
Dresden
Free State of Saxony
linked to: Saxony

Ore Mountains foothills
opened 19th century
operator Deutsche Bahn
owner DB Netz
linked to: DB Netz AG
partOf German rail network
Saxon railway network
passesThrough Flöha
Freiberg
Freital
Tharandt
significance important intercity transport route
important regional transport axis
major east–west rail corridor in Saxony
status in operation
terminus Chemnitz
Dresden
trackConfiguration double track
usedFor freight transport
intercity rail transport
passenger transport
regional rail transport

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Dresden Hauptbahnhof isStopOn Dresden–Chemnitz railway
Dresden–Chemnitz railway hasNameInLanguage Bahnstrecke Dresden–Chemnitz
linked to: Dresden–Chemnitz railway