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U-Bahn Line U1

A Sample of Munich Line U1 Images


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Photo by: Jonas Frey


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By Matthias Frey (about) (contact)

Olympia-Einkaufszentrum (OEZ) station opened on October 31, 2004 with side platforms. In 2007 there will be a connection to line U3 at the south end of the U1 station. The future U3 station is in level -3 with island platform, the U1 station is in level -2.

The next station, Georg-Brauchle-Ring, opened on October 18, 2003. The hall-formed station is very colourful.

Westfriedhof and Gern stations opened on May 23, 1998. In the platform hall at Westfriedhof station are big central lamps with light in different colours. The surface of the walls resembles a rock face. In my opinion Westfriedhof station is the most beautiful subway station in Munich. At Gern station the ceiling is formed in pyramid sections with the lightning inside.

The section Rotkreuzplatz to Hauptbahnhof opened on May 28, 1983 with 3 subway stations. The formation of Rotkreuzplatz, Maillingerstraße, and Stiglmaierplatz is rather similar. Rotkreuzplatz station is without central pillars.

The Line U1 runs on the same tracks as the Line U2 from Hauptbahnhof to Kolumbusplatz Station. This section is a part of the route Scheidplatz - Neuperlach-Süd station with 19 new stations, which opened on October 18, 1980. The Hauptbahnhof station for these lines is in level -4 with 4 tracks and 2 platforms. The outer tracks are for lines U1 and U7, the inner for lines U2 and U8. At the north end of the platforms there is connection to the city rail line (S-Bahn) and at the south end to the U-Bahn lines U4 and U5. These underground stations are in level -2.

The Sendlinger Tor station is built in mine-tunneling, shotcrete construction with two tunnel-shaped platform halls for each directions. This part of the station is in level -3. The lines U3 and U6 intersects in level -2.

The deep Frauenhoferstraße station is built in a combination of shield-construction for the track area and open cast construction for the platform hall. The tunnel section Frauenhoferstraße - Kolumbusplatz under the river Isar is built in two single-track railway tunnels in shield-construction. Most of the other tunnels between the stations are built in mine-tunneling, shotcrete construction.

Kolumbusplatz station has 3 tracks with two platforms. The outbound trains stop at the side platform, the inbound trains at the central platform (line U1 at the inner track). Beyond this station the lines seperate.

The U1-South section Kolumbusplatz - Mangfallplatz opened on November 9, 1997 with four new stations. The first stop is the colourful Candidplatz station. At the souh end there is a ramp between platform hall and ticket barrier level, shown on the pictures.

Wettersteinplatz station: the platform hall without centre pillars is coloured in red and green.

One of the most interessting station of the metro Munich is the St.-Quirin-Platz station. A great shaped steel and glas dome spans above a part of the station. Dayligth floods in the platform hall. The walls in the station consist of bored piles.

The walls at the terminus Mangfallplatz station, consist of inclined bored piles.

Photos by Location

Olympia-Einkaufszentrum (7 images)
Georg-Brauchle-Ring (5 images)
Westfriedhof (7 images)
Gern (2 images)
Rotkreuzplatz (1 images)
Maillingerstraße (2 images)
Stiglmaierplatz (3 images)
Hauptbahnhof (1 images)
Sendlinger Tor (2 images)
Frauenhoferstraße (2 images)
Kolumbusplatz (4 images)
Candidplatz (5 images)
Wettersteinplatz (1 images)
St.-Quirin-Platz (6 images)
Mangfallplatz (4 images)
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