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The Lehrte–Celle railway is a main line in the east of Hanover Region in Germany. It links the railway hub of Lehrte with the town of Celle, where it connects to the present-day Hanover–Hamburg railway. Until the opening of the "Hare Railway" (Hasenbahn) from Langenhagen to Celle on 15 May 1938 and its upgrade to double tracks in 1964 and electrification in 1965 it was itself part of this long-distance route. Today it serves the north-south goods trains and is also used by the S 6 and S 7 trains of the Hanover S-Bahn from Hanover to Celle.

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rdfs:label	Lehrte–Celle railway (en) Bahnstrecke Lehrte–Celle (de)
rdfs:comment	The Lehrte–Celle railway is a main line in the east of Hanover Region in Germany. It links the railway hub of Lehrte with the town of Celle, where it connects to the present-day Hanover–Hamburg railway. Until the opening of the "Hare Railway" (Hasenbahn) from Langenhagen to Celle on 15 May 1938 and its upgrade to double tracks in 1964 and electrification in 1965 it was itself part of this long-distance route. Today it serves the north-south goods trains and is also used by the S 6 and S 7 trains of the Hanover S-Bahn from Hanover to Celle. (en)
foaf:name	Lehrte–Celle railway (en)
name	Lehrte–Celle railway (en)
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location	Lower Saxony
dcterms:subject	Buildings and structures in Celle (district) Railway lines in Lower Saxony Hanover S-Bahn Buildings and structures in Hanover Region Celle Railway lines opened in 1845
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Berlin–Lehrte railway Buildings and structures in Celle (district) Railway lines in Lower Saxony Hanover S-Bahn Royal Hanoverian State Railways 15 kV AC railway electrification Buildings and structures in Hanover Region Lehrte Lehrte–Nordstemmen railway Lower Saxony Main line (railway) Bundesautobahn 2 Bundesstraße 3 Celle Celle station Celle–Brunswick railway Aller Valley Railway Celle Railway lines opened in 1845 Hamburg-Harburg station Hanover Region Hanover S-Bahn Hanover–Brunswick railway Hanover–Hamburg railway Hanover freight bypass line Lehrte–Hildesheim railway dbr:Burgdorf_(Han)_station dbr:Burgdorf_District_Railways
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locale	Lower Saxony, Germany (en)
has abstract	The Lehrte–Celle railway is a main line in the east of Hanover Region in Germany. It links the railway hub of Lehrte with the town of Celle, where it connects to the present-day Hanover–Hamburg railway. Until the opening of the "Hare Railway" (Hasenbahn) from Langenhagen to Celle on 15 May 1938 and its upgrade to double tracks in 1964 and electrification in 1965 it was itself part of this long-distance route. Today it serves the north-south goods trains and is also used by the S 6 and S 7 trains of the Hanover S-Bahn from Hanover to Celle. The line was planned as the northern branch of the so-called "Kreuzbahn" of the Royal Hanoverian State Railways together with the Hanover–Brunswick and Lehrte–Hildesheim railways and opened on 15 October 1845. On 1 May 1847 it was extended to (then Hanoverian) Harburg. The approach to Lehrte station from the west made it necessary for all trains from Hanover to Celle to reverse in Lehrte. With the construction of the Hanover freight bypass line a direct link to the Hanover–Brunswick railway was made and it was opened on 1 May 1906. This enabled the passenger station at Lehrte to be bypassed. On 6 April 1965 the line was electrified. For the Hanover S-Bahn the platforms on this line were raised to a height of 76 cm and modernised in early 2000. (en)
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speed limit (kmh)	140.000000 (xsd:double)
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is Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage of	Berlin–Lehrte railway Royal Hanoverian State Railways Lehrte Lehrte station Lehrte–Nordstemmen railway Burgdorf, Hanover Celle Celle station Hanover S-Bahn Hanover freight bypass railway Hanover–Brunswick railway Hanover–Hamburg railway List of the first German railways to 1870 Lehrte-Celle railway

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