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Dortmund
light rail subway, monorail (h-bahn)
Photo courtesy Mark
Kavanaugh
Dortmund's light rail subway consists of 4 light rail lines and two
streetcars or trams. The total length covered is 57 km and 82 stations,
of which over 20 km are in subway. All trams, light rail and
even S-Bahnen in the city
center are underground, and by looking at the map
you can see that
Dortmund's subway stsem is quite extensive,
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Dortmund Subway
Monorail
(H-Bahn)
Dortmund has three identical monorail lines: two totalling 3 km which
operates within the university, the second at the airport. You can
catch the University H-Bahn by taking the S-Bahn Line 1 and getting off
at the underground S1 station.
One
of the S-Bahn lines not operated by Deutsche Bahn but by Regiobahn is
the S28, a
small Diesel-S-Bahn between Kaarst and Mettmann via Neuss and
Düsseldorf. There are plans to extend it to Wuppertal.
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