List of former German railway companies | Wikipedia audio article
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Date: 2019-01-23

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00:00:38 1 State railways
00:00:49 1.1 State railways (iLänderbahnen/i) in the German Empire (to 1918/1919)
00:03:15 1.2 Other state railways before the founding of the Reich in 1871
00:04:58 1.3 State railways after 1920
00:05:54 2 Private railway companies
00:06:05 2.1 A–C
00:10:04 2.2 D–F
00:11:45 2.3 G–K
00:14:52 2.4 L–N
00:17:20 2.5 O–S
00:20:49 2.6 T–Z
00:22:25 3 Light railways (iKleinbahnen/i)
00:22:52 3.1 A–C
00:25:23 3.2 D–F
00:26:23 3.3 G–J
00:28:35 3.4 K
00:39:22 3.5 L–N
00:42:23 3.6 O–R
00:45:57 3.7 S–T
00:47:19 3.8 U–Z
00:48:53 4 Railways outside Reich or Federal territory



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SUMMARY
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This list contains an overview of the railway companies in Germany and German colonies that no longer exist. These include railway units that have no independent legal status.
For railway companies in existence today, see the List of German railway companies.
For the chronological order in which the first railways appeared in Germany see the List of the first German railways to 1870.