Borsdorf–Coswig railway

The Borsdorf–Coswig railway is a mainline railway in the German state of Saxony, originally built and operated by the Leipzig-Dresden Railway Company. It runs mostly along the Freiberger Mulde from Borsdorf via Döbeln and Meissen to Coswig near Dresden. It is part of a long-distance connection from Leipzig to Dresden, but is now used for local traffic only.

Borsdorf (Saxony)–Coswig
Overview
Line number6386
LocaleSaxony, Germany
Service
Route number241.1, 506
Technical
Line length102.649 km (63.783 mi)
Number of tracks2: Meissen Altstadt–Coswig junction B
Track gauge1,435 mm (4 ft 8+1⁄2 in) standard gauge
Minimum radius285 m (935 ft)
Electrification15 kV/16.7 Hz AC overhead catenary (only Meissen Triebischtal–Coswig section)
Operating speed100 km/h (62.1 mph) (maximum)
Maximum incline1.1%
Route map
0.00
 Borsdorf (Sachs)
127 m
to Dresden
3.55
 Beucha
129 m
to Trebsen
A 14
8.94
 Naunhof
134 m
13.20
 Großsteinberg
140 m
15.43
Bk Grethen
150 m
19.25
 Grimma ob
159 m
21.86
Bk Großbardau
168 m
from Borna
25.84
Bundesstraße 107 (13 m)
from Wurzen
26.24
 Großbothen
147 m
to Glauchau
28.40
Flood bridge (320 m; filled in)
connecting curve from Glauchau
28.95
Muldenbrücke junction
29.22
Kössern Viaduct
Vereinigte Mulde
(310 m)
34.34
Tanndorf
(former station)
150 m
36.26
Freiberger Mulde (128 m)
40.10
Leisnig bridge (50 m)
41.48
 Leisnig
156 m
43.01
Eulenbach (13 m)
46.27
Klosterbuch
(former station)
160 m
46.75
(12 m)
49.30
Westewitz-Hochweitzschen
(former station)
167 m
51.32
Freiberger Mulde (123 m)
from Chemnitz
54.42
Döbeln Hbf
(Keilbahnhof)
176 m
to Riesa
55.26
B 175 (14 m)
55.66
Friedrichstraße (13 m)
55.92
Waldheimer Straße (13 m)
56.40
Döbeln bridge (40 m)
56.88
Döbeln Zentrum (formerly
Döbeln Ost; former station)
182 m
57.64
Freiberger Mulde (86 m)
60.72
Freiberger Mulde (53 m)
61.28
Niederstriegis
(former station)
185 m
61.94
Freiberger Mulde (60 m)
62.01
Werkgraben (16 m)
62.63
Freiberger Mulde (56 m)
from Niederwiesa
65.03
State highway 34 (17 m)
65.17
 Roßwein
199 m
66.79
Freiberger Mulde (72 m)
68.62
Service road (10 m)
69.38
Gleisberg-Marbach
(former station)
205 m
70.63
Freiberger Mulde (55 m)
from Freiberg
from Riesa
73.41
 Nossen
220 m
Narrow gauge railway
to Freital-Potschappel
74.18
Freiberger Mulde (115 m)
74.85
Seminarweg (10 m)
77.56
 Deutschenbora
253 m
A 14
80.86
Bk Rothschönberg
225 m
86.41
Heynitzer Bach (10 m)
86.42
 Miltitz-Roitzschen
177 m
87.23
Triebisch (40 m)
87.62
Triebisch (34 m)
87.97
Triebisch (46 m)
88.25
Triebisch (54 m)
88.66
Staatsstraße 83 (25 m)
Meissen-Triebischtal–Lommatzsch
(narrow gauge)
89.43
Triebisch (70 m)
89.80
Triebisch (50 m)
89.91
Bk Götterfelsen
143 m
90.05
Mühlgraben (10 m)
90.09
Triebisch (42 m)
91.13
Triebisch valley (95 m)
91.69
Triebisch (36 m)
from Wilsdruff and Lommatzsch
(narrow gauge)
92.80
 Meissen Jaspisstraße
116 m
93.44
 Meissen Triebischtal
110 m
94.15
State route 177 (17 m)
94.50
 Meissen Altstadt
95.01
Elbe (214 m)
95.22
State route 82 (25 m)
95.29
 Meissen
111 m
95.87
Fabrikstraße (16 m)
96.03
Fürstengraben (13 m)
96.81
Steinweg (16 m)
100.72
 Neusörnewitz
107 m
Connecting line to Leipzig
102.25
Auerstraße (18 m)
from Leipzig
102.65
 Coswig B junction
(Bk)
113 m
(104.17)
 Coswig (Dresden)
110 m
to Dresden
Source: German railway atlas
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