S6 (Munich)
line of the Munich S-Bahn
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S6 (Munich)
Summary
S6 (Munich) is a S-Bahn service[1]. S6 (Munich) draws 135 Wikipedia views per month (s_bahn_service category, ranking #10 of 61).[2]
Key Facts
- S6 (Munich) is located in Munich[3].
- S6 (Munich) is in the country of Germany[4].
- S6 (Munich)'s transport network is recorded as Munich S-Bahn[5].
- S6 (Munich)'s instance of is recorded as S-Bahn service[6].
- S6 (Munich)'s instance of is recorded as cross-city route[7].
- S6 (Munich)'s connecting line is recorded as Munich Hbf–Garmisch-Partenkirchen railway[8].
- S6 (Munich)'s connecting line is recorded as Stammstrecke[9].
- S6 (Munich)'s commissioned by is recorded as Bayerische Eisenbahngesellschaft[10].
- S6 (Munich) is operated by DB Regio Bayern[11].
- S6 (Munich) is part of Munich S-Bahn[12].
- S6 (Munich)'s Commons category is recorded as S6 line (Munich S-Bahn)[13].
- S6 (Munich)'s sRGB color hex triplet is recorded as 00A76D[14].
- S6 (Munich)'s terminus is recorded as Tutzing station[15].
- S6 (Munich)'s terminus is recorded as Ebersberg (Oberbay) station[16].
- January 1, 1972 marks the founding of S6 (Munich)[17].
- S6 (Munich)'s series ordinal is recorded as 6[18].
- S6 (Munich)'s route number is recorded as S6[19].
- S6 (Munich)'s Wi-Fi access is recorded as no[20].
- S6 (Munich)'s vehicle normally used is recorded as DBAG Class 423[21].
- S6 (Munich)'s state of use is recorded as in use[22].
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Definition and Type
Recorded instance of include S-Bahn service[6] and cross-city route[7].
Origins
January 1, 1972 marks the founding of S6 (Munich)[17].
Use and Application
S6 (Munich) is part of Munich S-Bahn[12].
Why It Matters
S6 (Munich) draws 135 Wikipedia views per month (s_bahn_service category, ranking #10 of 61).[2]