Insterburg–Warnascheln/Warnheide–Trempen
narrow railway line in East Prussia
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Insterburg–Warnascheln/Warnheide–Trempen
Summary
Insterburg–Warnascheln/Warnheide–Trempen is a railway line[1].
Key Facts
- Insterburg–Warnascheln/Warnheide–Trempen is located in East Prussia[2].
- Insterburg–Warnascheln/Warnheide–Trempen is in the country of German Reich[3].
- Insterburg–Warnascheln/Warnheide–Trempen's instance of is recorded as railway line[4].
- Insterburg–Warnascheln/Warnheide–Trempen's owned by is recorded as Insterburger Kleinbahn-AG[5].
- Insterburg–Warnascheln/Warnheide–Trempen's owned by is recorded as Ostpreußische Kleinbahnen[6].
- Insterburg–Warnascheln/Warnheide–Trempen's operator is recorded as Ostdeutsche Eisenbahn-Gesellschaft in Königsberg[7].
- Insterburg–Warnascheln/Warnheide–Trempen's terminus is recorded as Chernyakhovsk[8].
- Insterburg–Warnascheln/Warnheide–Trempen's terminus is recorded as Q2003731[9].
- Insterburg–Warnascheln/Warnheide–Trempen's terminus is recorded as Krylovo[10].
- Insterburg–Warnascheln/Warnheide–Trempen's terminus is recorded as Q72964996[11].
- Insterburg–Warnascheln/Warnheide–Trempen's track gauge is recorded as 750 mm track gauge[12].
- Insterburg–Warnascheln/Warnheide–Trempen's date of official opening is recorded as +1902-08-01T00:00:00Z[13].
- Insterburg–Warnascheln/Warnheide–Trempen's route number is recorded as DR 120g[14].
- Insterburg–Warnascheln/Warnheide–Trempen's length is recorded as {'unit': 'http://www.wikidata.org/entity/Q828224', 'amount': '+32.2'}[15].
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Geography
Insterburg–Warnascheln/Warnheide–Trempen is in the country of German Reich[3]. Insterburg–Warnascheln/Warnheide–Trempen is located in East Prussia[2].
Physical Characteristics
Insterburg–Warnascheln/Warnheide–Trempen's length is recorded as {'unit': 'http://www.wikidata.org/entity/Q828224', 'amount': '+32.2'}[15].
Designation and Status
Insterburg–Warnascheln/Warnheide–Trempen's instance of is recorded as railway line[4].
History and Context
Owners include Insterburger Kleinbahn-AG[5], a railway company[16], founded in 1900[17] and Ostpreußische Kleinbahnen[6], a business[18], in Russia[19], founded in 1924[20], headquartered in Königsberg[21].