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Deutsch: Zwischen Naundorf und Schweta verläuft das Streckengleis Oschatz–Mügeln neben der Staatsstraße 31. Von Naundorf bis Schweta sind durchgehend Betonschwellen eingebaut, die in den 1960ern für das Schienenprofil S 33 mit einer Fußbreite von 105 mm entwickelt wurden. Hier sind jedoch ältere Schienen eingebaut, die Fußbreite war lange ein übliches Maß. Die Möglichkeit, auf dem stabilen Oberbau die Geschwindigkeiten zu erhöhen, wurde nicht genutzt, in den Sechzigern und danach wollte man die Schmalspurstrecken im Kraftverkehrsrausch loswerden. |
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