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Hamburg Metro Map

Introduction to Hamburg Metro

Navigation of the U/S-Bahn hybrid system in the northern hub of Germany, including details on the world’s longest metro tunnel, the dedicated container terminal line, and stations themed with red-brick architecture. A transportation system heritage of the Hanseatic League.

Hamburg Metro Line Overview

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Hamburg Metro Line Information Summary Table

The following is a detailed summary table of Hamburg Metro (U-Bahn) lines, compiled based on the latest data and authoritative sources:

Data Notes and Additional Information:

1. Opening Year:

   • The first section of U1 (Kellinghusenstraße to Ohlsdorf) opened in December 1914, with multiple extensions since.
   • The predecessor of U3 was the ring line opened in 1912, adjusted to its current route in 2009.
   • U4 is the newest line, opened in 2012 and extended to Elbbrücken in 2018.

2. Line Type:

   • U1: Mostly elevated and ground sections, with underground sections in the city center (e.g., Jungfernstieg to Hauptbahnhof Süd).
   • U2: Underground in the city center (e.g., Hauptbahnhof Nord to Gänsemarkt), elevated in the north and east.
   • U3: Ring line design, partially underground (e.g., Rathaus to St. Pauli), with the rest elevated.
   • U4: Entirely underground, connecting the Hafencity new district with Billstedt.

3. Passenger Volume Estimates:

   • Data based on HVV (Hamburg Transport Authority) 2023 report, with a total daily passenger volume of 600,000.
   • Passenger volumes are proportionally distributed among lines; U1 has the highest share (about 47%) due to its extensive coverage and long history.

4. Special Notes:

   • U1 Branches: Splits at Volksdorf station into Ohlstedt and Großhansdorf branches, with a service interval of 2-4 minutes.
   • U3 Ring Line Characteristics: Transfer at Barmbek station to the Wandsbek-Gartenstadt direction, forming a closed loop.
   • U4 Function: Primarily serves the commercial and residential needs of the Hafencity new district, running parallel to parts of U2.

References:

• HVV Official Report (2023): www.hvv.de 
• Hamburg Metro History and Operational Data: urbanrail.net 
• Line Extension Information: HOCHBAHN Blog 

For more detailed real-time operational information or maps, visit the HVV official website or use the official app “HVVMobil”.

Hamburg Metro Stations and Operating Schedule

The following is a list of stations and operating schedules for Hamburg Metro (U-Bahn) lines, compiled based on official data and the latest information. Due to branch lines or ring line designs, directional differences are specially noted in the table:

U1 Line (Norderstedt Mitte ⇄ Ohlstedt/Großhansdorf)

U2 Line (Niendorf Nord ⇄ Mümmelmannsberg)

U3 Line (Barmbek ⇄ Wandsbek-Gartenstadt)

U4 Line (Hafencity Universität ⇄ Billstedt)

Operating Schedule Notes

1. Regular Operation:

   • Weekdays (Monday to Thursday): First trains depart around 4:15-4:30, last trains end around 00:12-01:30 the next day (varies slightly by line).
   • Friday to Saturday: Some lines (e.g., U3) offer 24-hour service, while others extend last train times to 02:00 the next day.
   • Sundays and Holidays: First trains are slightly later (around 5:00), last train times are similar to weekdays.

2. Special Adjustments:

   • U1 Branches: Split at Volksdorf station into Ohlstedt and Großhansdorf directions, with the same last train times but intervals of 2-4 minutes.
   • U3 Ring Line: Transfer at Barmbek station to the Wandsbek-Gartenstadt direction, forming a closed loop; full loop takes about 45 minutes.
   • U4 Coverage of New District: Focuses on serving Hafencity and Elbbrücken areas, runs parallel to parts of U2, with intervals of about 5-10 minutes.

3. Real-Time Queries:

   • Latest schedules can be checked via the HVV website (www.hvv.de ) or the official app “HVVMobil”; enter the origin and destination for precise departure times.
   • Some lines (e.g., U3) may have temporary adjustments due to platform expansions in 2025; confirm before travel.

References

• Hochbahn Official Announcements: www.hochbahn.de 
• HVV Real-Time Schedules: fahrinfo.hamburg 
• Line Extension Plans: dialog.hochbahn.de 

For more detailed transfer information or accessibility guides, visit the above links or contact HVV Customer Service (Phone: +49 40 19449).

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