PKP rail line 408

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Railway line No. 408
Overview
Status	in use
Locale	Poland
Termini	Szczecin Główny Stobno Szczecińskie
Service
Route number	408
History
Opened	1863; 161 years ago (1863)
Technical
Line length	13.190 km (8.196 mi)
Track gauge	1,435 mm (4 ft 8+1⁄2 in) standard gauge
Electrification	none (planned)
Operating speed	120 km/h (75 mph)
Route map v t e Key to symbols Heavy rail Metro or light rail In use Out of use, planned or under construction Tunnel In use Out of use, planned or under construction Tunnel Some diagrams may use other colours to indicate different lines or services. Some diagrams indicate rail trails with green; see trails legend. km  351  ↑ to Poznań Główny  273  → to Wrocław Główny 0.000 Szczecin Główny 0.062  406  ← to Trzebież Szczeciński 4.779 Szczecin Gumieńce  409  → to Tantow 8.894 Stobno Szczecińskie  429  ← to Nowe Warpno 13.194 Border ↑ Poland ↓ Germany  498  ↓ to Löcknitz

Railway line No. 408 - partially electrified, single- and double-track railway line of state importance connecting the Szczecin Główny station with the Stobno Szczecińskie station (former Gumieńce-Grambow border crossing).^[1]

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