Windhoek Station, from the Southern Footbridge, 24th of November 2008
Windhoek Station and yard, is one of the
main hubs of the Transnamib Railway network, with sidings for the
loading of goods and unloading of fuel,
along with other various forms of freight facilities.
From Windhoek passenger trains depart for Otjiwarongo, Tsumeb, Swakopmund, Walvis Bay, Keetmanshoop/Karasburg and up to the end of 2008, Gobabis.
Windhoek is located in the centre of the Country's railway network, with lines branching, east to Gobabis, south to Karasburg and the South African Boarder,
and north, where the line spilts near Karibib and heads further north to Tsumeb and west to Swakopmund and Walvis Bay.
Windhoek Station, 28th of November 2008 (left) and again on the, 24th of November 2008 (right)
Windhoek Station, 28th of November 2008 (left) and again on the, 24th of November 2008 (right)
Windhoek Station, northern footbridge (left) and the view looking
north from the southern footbridge (right) 24th of November 2008
Windhoek Station, looking south 28th of November 2008 (left) and looking north , 24th of November 2008 (right)
32-001 (First mainline Diesel in Namibia), and A154 on
display at Windhoek Station, 24th of November 2008 (right)
Vehicals on display at Windhoek Station, 24th of November 2008 (left) again on the 3rd of December 2008 (right)
Vehicals on display at Windhoek Station, 3rd of December 2008 (left) again on the 24th of November 2008 (right)
Windhoek Station,
street front view, 24th of November 2008along with other various forms of freight facilities.
From Windhoek passenger trains depart for Otjiwarongo, Tsumeb, Swakopmund, Walvis Bay, Keetmanshoop/Karasburg and up to the end of 2008, Gobabis.
Windhoek is located in the centre of the Country's railway network, with lines branching, east to Gobabis, south to Karasburg and the South African Boarder,
and north, where the line spilts near Karibib and heads further north to Tsumeb and west to Swakopmund and Walvis Bay.
Windhoek Station, 28th of November 2008 (left) and again on the, 24th of November 2008 (right)
Windhoek Station, 28th of November 2008 (left) and again on the, 24th of November 2008 (right)
Windhoek Station, northern footbridge (left) and the view looking
north from the southern footbridge (right) 24th of November 2008
Windhoek Station, looking south 28th of November 2008 (left) and looking north , 24th of November 2008 (right)
32-001 (First mainline Diesel in Namibia), and A154 on
display at Windhoek Station, 24th of November 2008 (right)
Vehicals on display at Windhoek Station, 24th of November 2008 (left) again on the 3rd of December 2008 (right)
Vehicals on display at Windhoek Station, 3rd of December 2008 (left) again on the 24th of November 2008 (right)
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