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Almost one year ago I've been experimenting with a rather shallow alt-hist about what if Polish corridor has never existed and I've drawn a diagram of a possible Danziger urban rail network. But I happened to be a lazy bun so I didn't upload it... weird.

Anyway, here it is. Danzig urban rail (S-Bahn Danzig) network. As it is an alt-hist without Polish corridor, Gdynia (German Gdingen) has never really developed as a city; it became a part of Klein Katz (Mały Kack) which used to be the largest settlement in late 19th century in the area which is known as Gdynia today.

Danziger Verkehrsverbund (DVV, Danzig Transport Association) would be an association of districts (Kreise) which used to be a part of the Danzig Region (Regierungsbezirk Danzig) in 1918, and would be responsible for providing all regional and urban public transport in these districts.

DB Regio Westpreußen would be a division of DB Regio (subsidiary of Deutsche Bahn which operates regional and commuter train services) in West Prussia.

List of stations
(German name - Polish name, italics mean a station that has never existed, dagger means a defunct station, parenthesis means a name of a real station when it differs from mine)
Danzig Hauptbahnhof - Gdańsk Główny
Hohe Tor - (Gdańsk) Wysoka Brama†
Petershagen - Zaroślak (Gdańsk Śródmieście)
Ohra - (Gdańsk) Orunia
Guteherberge - (Gdańsk) Lipce
Sankt Albrecht - (Gdańsk) Święty Wojciech†
Praust - Pruszcz Gdański
Gischkau - Juszkowo†
Prangschin - (Straszyn) Prędzieszyn†
Goschin - Goszyn†
Bölkau - Bielkowo†
Prangenau - Pręgowo (Gdańskie)†
Kahlbude - Kolbudy†
Lappin - Łapino (Kartuskie)†
Nestempohl - Niestępowo†
Altemühle - Stara Piła
Leesen - Leźno†
Kokoschken - (Gdańsk) Kokoszki
Klein Kelpin - Kiełpinek†
Nenkau - Jasień
Brentau - (Gdańsk) Brętowo
Bärenwinkel - (Gdańsk) Niedźwiednik
Strieß - (Gdańsk) Strzyża
Langfuhr - (Gdańsk) Wrzeszcz
Aller Engel - Aniołki (Gdańsk Politechnika)
Oliver Tor - Brama Oliwska (Gdańsk Stocznia)
Neuschottland - (Gdańsk) Nowe Szkoty†
Reichkolonie - Kolonia (Gdańsk Kolonia†/Gdańsk Stadion Expo)
Lauenthal - Letnica (Gdańsk Zaspa Towarowa)†
Brösen - (Gdańsk) Brzeźno†
Neufahrwasser - (Gdańsk) Nowy Port†
Walddorf - Olszynka Mała
Bürgerwalde - Olszynka Wielka (Gdańsk Olszynka)
Heubude - Stogi (Piaski Gdańskie)†
Rieselfeld - Sączki (Gdańsk Port Północny)
Westerplatte - Westerplatte
Saspe - (Gdańsk) Zaspa
Pelonkerweg - Polanki (Gdańsk Przymorze-Uniwersytet)
Oliva - (Gdańsk) Oliwa
Poggenkrug - Żabianka (Gdańsk Żabianka-AWFiS)
Schmierau - Świemirowo (Sopot Wyścigi)
Zoppot - Sopot
Steinfließ - (Sopot) Kamienny Potok
Koliebken - Kolibki (Gdynia Orłowo)
Klein Katz - Mały Kack (Gdynia Redłowo)

DB logo © Deutsche Bahn AG.
This art © Me.

Description
Almost one year ago I've been experimenting with a rather shallow alt-hist about what if Polish corridor has never existed and I've drawn a diagram of a possible Danziger urban rail network. But I happened to be a lazy bun so I didn't upload it... weird.

Anyway, here it is. Danzig urban rail (S-Bahn Danzig) network. As it is an alt-hist without Polish corridor, Gdynia (German Gdingen) has never really developed as a city; it became a part of Klein Katz (Mały Kack) which used to be the largest settlement in late 19th century in the area which is known as Gdynia today.

Danziger Verkehrsverbund (DVV, Danzig Transport Association) would be an association of districts (Kreise) which used to be a part of the Danzig Region (Regierungsbezirk Danzig) in 1918, and would be responsible for providing all regional and urban public transport in these districts.

DB Regio Westpreußen would be a division of DB Regio (subsidiary of Deutsche Bahn which operates regional and commuter train services) in West Prussia.

List of stations
(German name - Polish name, italics mean a station that has never existed, dagger means a defunct station, parenthesis means a name of a real station when it differs from mine)
Danzig Hauptbahnhof - Gdańsk Główny
Hohe Tor - (Gdańsk) Wysoka Brama†
Petershagen - Zaroślak (Gdańsk Śródmieście)
Ohra - (Gdańsk) Orunia
Guteherberge - (Gdańsk) Lipce
Sankt Albrecht - (Gdańsk) Święty Wojciech†
Praust - Pruszcz Gdański
Gischkau - Juszkowo†
Prangschin - (Straszyn) Prędzieszyn†
Goschin - Goszyn†
Bölkau - Bielkowo†
Prangenau - Pręgowo (Gdańskie)†
Kahlbude - Kolbudy†
Lappin - Łapino (Kartuskie)†
Nestempohl - Niestępowo†
Altemühle - Stara Piła
Leesen - Leźno†
Kokoschken - (Gdańsk) Kokoszki
Klein Kelpin - Kiełpinek†
Nenkau - Jasień
Brentau - (Gdańsk) Brętowo
Bärenwinkel - (Gdańsk) Niedźwiednik
Strieß - (Gdańsk) Strzyża
Langfuhr - (Gdańsk) Wrzeszcz
Aller Engel - Aniołki (Gdańsk Politechnika)
Oliver Tor - Brama Oliwska (Gdańsk Stocznia)
Neuschottland - (Gdańsk) Nowe Szkoty†
Reichkolonie - Kolonia (Gdańsk Kolonia†/Gdańsk Stadion Expo)
Lauenthal - Letnica (Gdańsk Zaspa Towarowa)†
Brösen - (Gdańsk) Brzeźno†
Neufahrwasser - (Gdańsk) Nowy Port†
Walddorf - Olszynka Mała
Bürgerwalde - Olszynka Wielka (Gdańsk Olszynka)
Heubude - Stogi (Piaski Gdańskie)†
Rieselfeld - Sączki (Gdańsk Port Północny)
Westerplatte - Westerplatte
Saspe - (Gdańsk) Zaspa
Pelonkerweg - Polanki (Gdańsk Przymorze-Uniwersytet)
Oliva - (Gdańsk) Oliwa
Poggenkrug - Żabianka (Gdańsk Żabianka-AWFiS)
Schmierau - Świemirowo (Sopot Wyścigi)
Zoppot - Sopot
Steinfließ - (Sopot) Kamienny Potok
Koliebken - Kolibki (Gdynia Orłowo)
Klein Katz - Mały Kack (Gdynia Redłowo)

DB logo © Deutsche Bahn AG.
This art © Me.