This is a track of the disused bypass from Potsdam-Wildpark via Nauen and Kremmen to Oranienburg. The Nauen–Oranienburg railway was a single-track branch line in the state of Brandenburg northwest of Berlin. The route, opened in 1915, was a section of the so-called "bypass railway", which was built primarily for freight and military traffic and was intended to relieve the Berlin railway lines. Passenger services were discontinued in 1967, and the remaining freight services in the 1990s. The route has been shut down and partially dismantled. It is used in sections for excursions with handcars.

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Location: Kremmen, Oberhavel, Ruppiner Lakeland, Brandenburg, Germany

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