List of stops

Excerpt from the Central Station Register for Schleswig-Holstein

To illustrate the structure of the directory (and in particular the meaning of the fields ‘Type’ and ‘Parent’), here is a sketch of the entries for “Kiel Hauptbahnhof”:

Sketch of Kiel Main Station data

The DHID is indicated in each case. The red mark (Type S) stands for the entire complex of the stop system. The blue symbols are entries of type Q and represent the individual bus platforms. For them, the value ‘de:01002:49076’ (DHID of the red marker) is entered in the column ‘Parent’.

CSV file

— ‘seqno’ — serial number of the entry in the central station directory. The seqno can change with any export and should therefore not be used. Only the DHID must be used as a key.
— ‘Type’ — ‘A’ = Stop area, ‘Q’ = Mast/Steig, ‘S’ = Stop
— ‘DHID’ — permanent identifier of this stop
— ‘Parent’ — If the value is different from the entry in ‘DHID’, this entry (Type = ‘A’ or ‘Q’) is part of a stop whose ‘DHID’ is specified here. A stop (Type = ‘S’) always refers to itself in the parent, a mast/steig (type = ‘Q’) refers to the corresponding stop.
— ‘name’ — name of the stop
— ‘Latitude’ — geographical latitude in KBS WGS84
— ‘Longitude’ — geographical length in KBS WGS84
— ‘MunicipalityCode’ — Official municipal code of the municipality on whose territory the stop is located
— ‘municipality’ — name of the municipality on whose territory the stop is located
— ‘DistrictCode’ — is not used in Schleswig-Holstein
— ‘District’ — is not used in Schleswig-Holstein
— ‘Condition’ — Specifies whether the station is in operation. ‘Served’ = stop is in operation
— 'State' — is everywhere’Unknown’
— ‘Description’ — is not used in Schleswig-Holstein
— ‘Authority’ — Origin of data

Character set is UTF-8. Field separator is the semicolon, string separator is the double quotation sign, decimal separator is the comma