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Eisenbahnchronik Bergisches Land - Band 3

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Eisenbahnchronik Bergisches Land - Band 3Der Band 3 der Eisenbahnchronik Bergisches Land beschreibt den Bau der Strecken, Bahnhfe und Bahnbetriebswerke. In Wuppertal bauten vier private Eisenbahn Gesellschaften die heute noch vorhandenen Hauptbahnen. Fr den rtlichen Nahverkehr gab es 15 Klein und Straenbahnunternehmen, deren Strecken sich von der Ruhr im Norden bis Remscheid und Solingen im Sden sowie vom westflischen Milspe im Osten bis Dsseldorf im Westen erstreckten. Elberfeld und Barmen

Der Band 3 der Eisenbahnchronik Bergisches Land beschreibt den Bau der Strecken, Bahnhöfe und Bahnbetriebswerke. In Wuppertal bauten vier private Eisenbahn-Gesellschaften die heute noch vorhandenen Hauptbahnen. Für den örtlichen Nahverkehr gab es 15 Klein- und Straßenbahnunternehmen, deren Strecken sich von der Ruhr im Norden bis Remscheid und Solingen im Süden sowie vom westfälischen Milspe im Osten bis Düsseldorf im Westen erstreckten. Elberfeld und Barmen waren das Zentrum der Frühindustrialisierung in Preußen. Bereits ab 1822 stellte Friedrich Wilhelm Harkort das in Deutschland noch unbekannte Verkehrsmittel Eisenbahn durch Veröffentlichungen vor und warb für den Bau einer Eisenbahn vom Rhein zur Weser, die über Elberfeld und Barmen führen sollte. Wuppertal war nach Berlin und Hamburg die Stadt mit den meisten Staatsbahn-Stationen: 1944 wurden 27 Bahnhöfe und Haltepunkte bedient, bis 1953 kamen sieben weitere dazu. Heute sind noch 12 vorhanden.

EAN: 9783844664300
Farbverschnitt: Generell werden die Bücher ohne Farbverschnitt geliefert, auch wenn die Abbildungen einen Farbverschnitt zeigen.
Erscheinungsjahr: 04.10.2023
Produktform: Leinen, Gebunden
Titel der Reihe: Eisenbahnchronik Bergisches Land#4#
Autoren: Pillmann, Zeno
Seitenzahl/Blattzahl: 296
Abbildungen: mit 429 schwarz-weiß Abbildungen
Keyword: Bahnhof; Bahnstrecke; Dampflokomotive; Deutsche Bundesbahn; Diesellokomotive; Eisenbahn; Eisenbahnfotografie; Güterzug; Nahverkehr; Nordrhein-Westphalen; Normalspur; Schienenfahrzeuge; Verkehrsgeschichte; Züge
Fachschema: Bergisches Land~Eisenbahn / Einzelne Bahnlinien, Streckenlinien~Nordrhein-Westfalen~Wuppertal
Region: Wuppertal
Thema: Entdecken, Verstehen
Fachkategorie: Züge und Eisenbahnen: Ratgeber, Sachbuch
Text Sprache: ger
Verlag: Ek-Verlag GmbH, EK-Verlag
Länge: 300 mm
Breite: 209 mm
Höhe: 29 mm
Gewicht: 1652 gr
Genre: Sachbuch/Ratgeber
Herkunftsland: DEUTSCHLAND (DE)
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