Kildedal railway station

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Kildedal
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S-train station
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General information
LocationKildedalsvej, 2760 Måløv
Ballerup Municipality
Coordinates 55°45′07″N12°17′10″E / 55.752°N 12.286°E / 55.752; 12.286
Owned by DSB
Line(s) S-train service C.svg S-train service H.svg
Platforms2 side platforms
Tracks2
Bus routes BSicon BUS2.svg 158
Other information
Station codeKid
Fare zone63/53
History
Opened25 November 2000;23 years ago (25 November 2000)
Location
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Kildedal
Location within Greater Copenhagen
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Kildedal
Kildedal (Denmark)

Kildedal station is a station on the Frederikssund radial of the S-train network in Copenhagen, Denmark.

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The station opened on 25 November 2000 in expectation of nearby urban development. It is still surrounded mostly by fields and has failed to attract any significant number of passengers. Since 23 September 2007 trains only stop at Kildedal on Monday through Saturday in the periods when service C is extended from Ballerup to Frederikssund. It was the only S-train station not to have service every day of the week. Since December 2012, this station has restored weekend service, and no train stops there on weekday evenings.

Weekday traffic stops here to unload employees who work in a nearby industrial park area, which is the site of the head offices and production facilities and of companies which include Oticon, Falck, Eva Denmark, Cidex, Formula Tryxager, Vangsgaard and Novo Nordisk.

Quiet parking lot on the south side of the station, with the Oticon building in the background KildedalStation-4.JPG
Quiet parking lot on the south side of the station, with the Oticon building in the background

Services

Preceding station S-tog.svg S-train Following station
Veksø
towards Frederikssund
C Måløv
towards Klampenborg
Veksø
One-way operation
H
Special early morning trains
Departs from Frederikssun at 04:37, 04:57, 05:17 (Mon–Fri)
Måløv
towards Østerport

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