Nässjö railway station

Nässjö railway station Nässjö station
Station building
General information
Other names	Nässjö central station
Location	Jönköping County Sweden
Coordinates	57°39′8″N 14°41′40″E
Elevation	295 metres (968 ft)[1][2]
Owned by	Jernhusen[3]
Transit authority	Jönköpings länstrafik
Line(s)	Southern Main Line Jönköping Line Halmstad-Nässjö railway line Nässjö–Vetlanda Railway Nässjö–Hultsfred Railway
Tracks	9
Construction
Accessible	Yes
Architect	Adolf W. Edelsvärd
Other information
Station code	N
History
Opened	1864[4][2]
Electrified	yes
Services
Preceding station SJ Following station Linköping Central towards Stockholm Central Southern Main Line Alvesta towards Copenhagen Central EuroNight Alvesta towards Hamburg or Berlin Preceding station Long distance trains Following station Linköping Central towards Stockholm Central Snälltåget Alvesta towards Malmö Central Snälltåget seasonal Alvesta towards Berlin Hbf Linköping Central towards Duved Alvesta towards Malmö Central Preceding station Regional trains Following station Aneby towards Tranås Krösatågen Terminus Forserum towards Jönköping Malmbäck towards Halmstad Terminus Brinellskolan towards Eksjö Stensjön towards Vetlanda Bodafors towards Växjö Preceding station Västtågen Following station Forserum towards Gothenburg Central Gothenburg-Nässjö Line Terminus Forserum towards Skövde
Other services
Bus
Location

Nässjö railway station is located in the city of Nässjö, Sweden, along the Southern Main Line. It is an important junction with railways in six directions, the two on the mainline and four other. The station is located around 100 metres (330 ft) from the traditional midpoint of the city. City buses and regional buses stop nearby.

Railway traffic started in 1864. The station building has been added to a few times.[5] Nässjö is a railway town and the present midtown was a small rural village before the railway construction.[6]

References

1. https://minkarta.lantmateriet.se
2. Södra stambanan The main southern line
3. "Nässjö Centralstation" (in Swedish). Jernhusen. Retrieved 2024-01-23.
4. "452 Nässjö - Alvesta". historiskt.nu (in Swedish). 2004-12-05. Retrieved 2024-01-22.
5. Kulturmiljöprogram Del 3 Nässjö stad
6. Historiska kartor