List of railway stations in Chemnitz

Last updated September 25, 2023

The List of railway stations in Chemnitz covers all current, former or planned stations, halts and loading points in the current area of Chemnitz.

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Name: Name of the station according to the infrastructure register of DB Netz, former stations are sorted by their last name. Divergent names of the station operators (e.g. DB Station&Service) are listed small below.
Type: Type of the station, former types are listed in italics with the year of the change, if known. Bf – Bahnhof (railway station), Bft – Bahnhofsteil (part of a station), Hp – Haltepunkt (halt), Anst – Anschlussstelle (industrial siding), Awanst – Ausweichanschlussstelle (refuge siding), Ldst – Ladestelle (loading point) (status: 2019)
Position: Position of the station stating the mileage and the Saxon railway line abbreviation. CA – Chemnitz–Adorf railway, CO – Küchwald–Obergrüna railway, COB – Chemnitz-Altendorf–Chemnitz Beyerstraße railway, DW – Dresden–Werdau railway, DWCh – Chemnitz-Hilbersdorf–Chemnitz Hbf railway, KC – Neukieritzsch–Chemnitz railway, KCCh – Küchwald–Chemnitz-Hilbersdorf railway, LW – Limbach–Wittgensdorf railway, LWd – Limbach–Wüstenbrand railway, NW – Neuoelsnitz–Wüstenbrand railway, RC – Riesa–Chemnitz railway, RCCh – Abzw Chemnitz-Furth–Chemnitz-Hilbersdorf railway, WbC – Wechselburg–Küchwald railway, WbCF – Chemnitz-Glösa–Chemnitz-Furth railway, ZC – Zwönitz–Chemnitz Süd railway
Code: Abbreviation of the station according to the Deutsche Bahn station codes.
Platforms: Current or last number of tracks with platforms of the station. Stations without platforms were never intended for passenger traffic.
Former names: Listing of station's former names and year of renaming; originally planned names below in italics.
Opening: Date of station opening, possibly with distinction between freight and passenger traffic.
Closure: Date of station closure, possibly with distinction between freight and passenger traffic.
Image: Photo of the station.
Grey highlighted stations are closed or planned.

List

Name	Type	Position	Code	Platforms	Former names	Opening	Closure
Chemnitz-Altendorf	Awanst until ?Bf	km 4.561 CO km 0.000 COB	DCA	—	until 1911 Chemnitz-Altendorf Güterbf until 1953 Chemnitz-Altendorf until 1990 Karl-Marx-Stadt-Altendorf	17 December 1903	28 May 2000
Bahnbetriebswerk/ Kosmonautenzentrum Hp	Hp	km 1.825 PEC		1	until ? Bahnbetriebswerk Hp	1998
Chemnitz Beyerstraße	Awanst until ?Ldst	km 0.755 COB	—	—	until 1911 Beyerstraße Ladestelle	17 December 1903	? (assigned to Chemnitz-Altendorf station in 1937)
Chemnitz-Borna Hp	Hp	km 57.144 KC	DCBH	2	until 1903 Borna bei Chemnitz until 1911 Borna bei Chemnitz Haltepunkt until 1913 Borna b. Chemnitz Hp until 1953 Chemnitz-Borna Hp until 1990 Karl-Marx-Stadt-Borna Hp	15 July 1901
Chemnitz-Borna Ldst	Ldst later Anst	km 1.85 CO	DCBO	—	until 1911 Borna bei Chemnitz Ladestelle until 1913 Borna b. Chemnitz Ldst until 1953 Chemnitz-Borna Ldst until 1990 Karl-Marx-Stadt-Borna Ldst	17 December 1903	25 June 1966
Chemnitz-Erfenschlag	Hp until 1992Hp and Anst until 1933Bf until 1908Ldst	km 7.440 CA	DCE	1	until 1908 Erfenschlag Ladestelle until 1950 Erfenschlag until 1953 Chemnitz-Erfenschlag until 1990 Karl-Marx-Stadt-Erfenschlag	freight: 1 November 1905 passenger: 1 May 1908	freight: 15 March 1967
Chemnitz-Erfenschlag Ost	Hp	km 8.63 CA	DCEO	1	originally plannedChemnitz Kurt-Franke-Straße	29 January 2022
Chemnitz Friedrichstraße	Hp	km 30.840 ZC	DC F	1		30 June 2006
Karl-Marx-Stadt-Furth	Bf until 1933Ldst (today Anst of HKW Chemnitz-Nord)	km 1.358 WbCF	—	—	until 1911 Furth b. Chemnitz Ladestelle until 1913 Furth b. Chemnitz until 1953 Chemnitz-Furth	1 July 1902	1 June 1962
Chemnitz-Glösa	Bf	km 21.708 WbC km 00.000 WbCF	DCG	3	until 1950 Glösa until 1953 Chemnitz-Glösa until 1990 Karl-Marx-Stadt-Glösa	freight: 1 September 1902 passenger: 1 September 1902	freight: 1997 passenger: 24 May 1998
Chemnitz-Harthau	Hp until 1995Hp and Anst until 1933Bf	km 31.445 ZC	DCHA	1	until 1911 Harthau i. Erzgeb until 1933 Harthau b. Chemnitz until 1950 Harthau (b Chemnitz) until 1953 Chemnitz-Harthau until 1990 Karl-Marx-Stadt-Harthau	freight: 1 October 1895 passenger: 1 October 1895	freight: 31 January 1969
Chemnitz Hbf	Bf	km 79.717 DW km −0.118 CA km 61.731 KC km 65.784 RC	DC	14	until 1904 Chemnitz until 1911 Chemnitz Hauptbahnhof until 1953 Chemnitz Hbf until 1990 Karl-Marx-Stadt Hbf	freight: 1 September 1852 passenger: 1 September 1852	freight: 1996
Außenbf Chemnitz Hbf	Bft	km 2.200 DWCh		—	until 1990 Außenbf Karl-Marx-Stadt Hbf	presumably 1909
Karl-Marx-Stadt-Heinersdorf	Hp	km 20.045 WbC	—	1	until 1904 Heinersdorf bei Chemnitz until 1951 Heinersdorf-Draisdorf until 1953 Chemnitz-Heinersdorf	1 September 1902	18 July 1977
Chemnitz-Hilbersdorf	Bf until 1902Ldst	km 76.619 DW km 02.472 RCCh	DCH	—	until 1904 Hilbersdorf until 1953 Chemnitz-Hilbersdorf until 1990 Karl-Marx-Stadt-Hilbersdorf	1 January 1899	1997
Chemnitz-Hilbersdorf Hp Chemnitz-Hilbersdorf	Hp	km 0.491 DWCh	DCHP	2	until 1904 Hilbersdorf until 1953 Chemnitz-Hilbersdorf until 1990 Karl-Marx-Stadt-Hilbersdorf	15 August 1893
Chemnitz-Hilbersdorf Museumsbahnsteig	Hp	km 75.65 DW		1		?
Chemnitz-Kappel	Bf	km 83.480 DW	DCK	—	until 1882 Chemnitz Kohlenbahnhof until 1904 Kappel i. Sachsen until 1911 Chemnitz-Kappel (Güterbf) until 1953 Chemnitz-Kappel until 1990 Karl-Marx-Stadt-Kappel	1 June 1880	1997
Chemnitz-Kappel Umschlagbf	Bft	≈ km 83.8 DW	DCKC	—	?	2 December 1968	1998
Chemnitz Kinderwaldstätte	Hp	km 59.778 RC	DCKI	2	until 1934 Kinderwaldstätte Chemnitz until 1953 Chemnitz Kinderwaldstätte until 1990 Karl-Marx-Stadt Kinderwaldstätte	1 October 1911
Chemnitz Küchwald	Bf	km 58.554 KC km 00.000 KCCh km 00.000 CO km 23.795 WbC	DKW	1	until ? Küchwald Zweigstelle until 1928 Küchwald until ? Vorbf Küchwald until 2018 Küchwald	freight: 2 June 1902 passenger: 5 December 2018
Bahnhof Küchwaldwiese	Bf	km 0.0 PEC km 2.3 PEC	DCPEK	2	until 1979 Pionierbahnhof Neues Leben until 1990 Pionierbahnhof Freundschaft	1954
Karl-Marx-Stadt Markersdorfer Straße	Hp	km 34.275 ZC	—	1	until 1905 Oberaltchemnitz until 1953 Altchemnitz	1 October 1895	15 September 1977
Chemnitz Mitte	Hp until 1905Bf until 1900Hp	km 82.848 DW	DCM	2	until 1904 Nicolaivorstadt Chemnitz until 1905 Chemnitz Nicolaibahnhof until 1953 Chemnitz Nicolaivorstadt until 1990 Karl-Marx-Stadt Mitte	passenger: 9 January 1860	17 March 2021
Chemnitz Mitte	Hp	km 82.58 DW		2		22 March 2021
Chemnitz-Rabenstein	Ldst until 1950Hp and Anst until 1933Bf	km 6.89 LWd	—	1	until 1939 Rabenstein until 1950 Rabenstein (Sachs)	freight: 1 December 1897 passenger: 1 December 1897	freight: 1953 passenger: 30 December 1950
Chemnitz-Reichenhain	Hp	km 6.060 CA	DCRE	2	until 1905 Erfenschlag until 1908 Erfenschlag Hp until 1953 Chemnitz-Reichenhain originally plannedChemnitz Wasserwerk until 1990 Karl-Marx-Stadt-Reichenhain	1 October 1877
Chemnitz Riemenschneiderstraße	Hp	km 32.433 ZC	DCHAR	1		15 December 2002
Chemnitz-Rottluff	Anst until ?Ldst	km 6.192 CO	DCRL	—	until 1911 Rottluff Ladestelle until 1926 Rottluff until 1953 Chemnitz-Rottluff until 1990 Karl-Marx-Stadt-Rottluff	17 December 1903	1 January 1998
Chemnitz-Schönau	Hp	km 85.593 DW	DCC	2	until 1950 Wanderer-Werke until 1953 Chemnitz Wanderer-Werke until 1990 Karl-Marx-Stadt-Schönau	26 November 1940
Chemnitz-Siegmar	Bf	km 87.987 DW	DCSI	2	until 1936 Siegmar until 1950 Siegmar-Schönau until 1953 Chemnitz-Siegmar until 1990 Karl-Marx-Stadt-Siegmar	freight: 15 November 1858 passenger: 15 November 1858	freight: 1969
Chemnitz Stadtpark	Hp	km 34.708 ZC	DCST	1	until 1976 Karl-Marx-Stadt Scheffelstraße until 1990 Karl-Marx-Stadt Stadtpark	27 December 1972	10 June 2001
Chemnitz Süd	Bf	km 01.990 CA km 37.963 ZC	DCS	2	until 1905 Altchemnitz until 1911 Chemnitz Südbahnhof until 1953 Chemnitz Süd until 1990 Karl-Marx-Stadt Süd	freight: 15 November 1875 passenger: 15. November 1875
Chemnitz Süd Hp Chemnitz Süd	Hp	km 81.825 DW	DCD	2	until 1911 Chemnitz Südbahnhof until 1953 Chemnitz Süd until 1990 Karl-Marx-Stadt Süd	1 October 1908
Technikmuseum Seilablaufanlage	Hp	≈ km 76.7 DW		1		September 2014
Tennisplätze Hp	Hp	km 1.14 PEC	DCPET	1		1992
platform of „Wilhelm Pieck“ repair shop	Hp	Raw „Wilhelm Pieck“		1		?	?
Chemnitz Zwönitzbrücke	Bf	km 33.230 ZC	DCZW	2	until 1905 Niederharthau until 1953 Oberaltchemnitz until 1990 Karl-Marx-Stadt Zwönitzbrücke	freight: 1 October 1895 passenger: 1 October 1895	freight: 31 January 1969 passenger: 10 June 2001
Einsiedel	Bf	km 10.379 CA	DED	2	until 1940 Einsiedel until 1953 Einsiedel (b Chemnitz)	freight: 15 November 1875 passenger: 15 November 1875	freight: 1 April 1972
Einsiedel August-Bebel-Platz	Hp	km 11.10 CA	DEDP	1		29 January 2022
Einsiedel Brauerei	Hp	km 11.376 CA	DEDB	1		25 May 2006	?
Einsiedel Brauerei	Hp	km 11.4 CA	DEDB	1		29 January 2022
Einsiedel Gymnasium	Hp	km 9.040 CA	DEDH	1		18 December 2003	2018
Einsiedel Gymnasium Einsiedel Hp Gymnasium	Hp	km 9.395 CA	DEDH	1		29 January 2022
Einsiedel Hp	Hp	km 8.91 CA	DEDH	1	until 1994 Einsiedel Betriebsberufsschule	30 September 1972	1 June 2003
Grüna (Sachs) Grüna (Sachs) Hp	Hp	km 91.240 DW	DGN	2	until 1910 Grüna until 1911 Grüna (Sachsen) Hp until 1933 Grüna (Sa.) Hp	15 November 1858
Grüna (Sachs) ob Bf	Ldst until 1963Bf	km 9.81 LWd	—	1	until 1910 Obergrüna until 1911 Grüna (Sachsen) ob Bf until 1933 Grüna (Sa.) ob Bf	freight: 1 December 1897 passenger: 1 December 1897	freight: 20 March 1968 passenger: 30 December 1950
Klaffenbach Hp	Hp	km 29.540 ZC	DNK K	1		15 December 2002
Mittelbach	Hp	km 10.083 NW	DMIT	1		1 May 1896	11 August 1990
Neukirchen-Klaffenbach	Bf	km 28.810 ZC	DNK	2	until 1903 Neukirchen i. Erzgeb	freight: 1 October 1895 passenger: 1 October 1895	freight: 2000
Niederrabenstein	Anst until ?Ldst	km 9.051 CO	—	—	until 1911 Niederrabenstein Ladestelle	17 December 1903	20 February 1968
Röhrsdorf	Ldst until 1950Hp and Anst until 1933Bf	km 3.17 LWd	—	1	until 1911 Röhrsdorf bei Chemnitz until 1933 Röhrsdorf b. Chemnitz until 1953 Röhrsdorf (b Chemnitz)	freight: 1 December 1897 passenger: 1 December 1897	freight: 1 February 1962 passenger: 30 December 1950
Wittgensdorf Mitte	Hp	km 54.343 KC	DWIM	2	until 1898 Bahrmühle until 1927 Mittelwittgensdorf	8 April 1872
Wittgensdorf ob Bf	Bf	km 51.589 KC km 06.680 LW	DWIO	2	until 1927 Wittgensdorf	freight: 8 April 1872 passenger: 8 April 1872	freight: 1995
Wittgensdorf unt Bf	Hp until 1967Hp and Anst until ?Bf	km 18.710 WbC	DWIU	1	until 1927 Unterwittgensdorf	freight: 1 September 1902 passenger: 1 September 1902	freight: 13 September 1965 passenger: 24 May 1998

External links

Railway stations in Saxony on Sachsenschiene.de
Photo reports about railway lines around Chemnitz on Eisenbahnseite.de

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References

↑ Jens Herbach. "Verkehrsstationen". Sachsenschiene.de (in German). Retrieved 2021-04-19.
↑ "DB Netze Infrastrukturregister" (in German). DB Netz AG. Retrieved 2021-04-19.
↑ "Übersicht der Betriebsstellen und deren Abkürzungen aus der Richtlinie 100" (PDF; 768 KB) (in German). Deutsche Bahn AG. August 2015. Retrieved 2020-10-31.
↑ Stephan Häupel; Eberhard Schramm; Jürgen Viehweger (1998). Nebenbahnen um Wüstenbrand (in German). Verlag Kenning. ISBN 978-3-927587-94-6.
↑ MBC (2020-09-19). "Der 600-mm-Rundkurs im Küchwaldpark – die Chemnitzer Parkeisenbahn (Teil II: Streckenverlauf & Besonderes)". Eisenbahnseite.de (in German). Retrieved 2020-10-31.

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[1] Jens Herbach. "Verkehrsstationen". Sachsenschiene.de (in German). Retrieved 2021-04-19.

[2] "DB Netze Infrastrukturregister" (in German). DB Netz AG. Retrieved 2021-04-19.

[3] "Übersicht der Betriebsstellen und deren Abkürzungen aus der Richtlinie 100" (PDF; 768 KB) (in German). Deutsche Bahn AG. August 2015. Retrieved 2020-10-31.

[4] Stephan Häupel; Eberhard Schramm; Jürgen Viehweger (1998). Nebenbahnen um Wüstenbrand (in German). Verlag Kenning. ISBN 978-3-927587-94-6.

[5] MBC (2020-09-19). "Der 600-mm-Rundkurs im Küchwaldpark – die Chemnitzer Parkeisenbahn (Teil II: Streckenverlauf & Besonderes)". Eisenbahnseite.de (in German). Retrieved 2020-10-31.

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