Kamieniec Ząbkowicki is a railway station in Kamieniec Ząbkowicki, in the Lower Silesian Voivodeship in southern Poland. According to the PKP classification, it is categorized as a local station.List of passenger stations along with their categorization and determination of accessibility to the facility, l.p. 161
History In 1873, a railway line from Wrocław through Kłodzko to Międzylesie was constructed through Kamieniec, and in 1874, the Legnica – Nysa railway line (currently the Sudeten Main Line) was built, thereby making the station an important transport hub.
In the years 1945–1947, the station was called Kamieniec nad Ochną.Dyrekcja Okręgowa Kolei Państwowych we Wrocławiu, Okólnik Stały nr 67/IV, Zmiany nazw stacyj, Wrocław, 1947-09-06.
The educational trail in the Sudeten Foothills ends at the station – this is its 17th (last) stop. At the station, one can also encounter railbuses owned by the Lower Silesian Voivodeship running from Kłodzko to Legnica. Between 2008 and 2018, the section from Kamieniec Ząbkowicki to Nysa was closed to passenger traffic. In December 2018, Przewozy Regionalne restored connections on this section, but only on weekends. Since December 2020, InterCity trains on the Kamieniec Ząbkowicki – Nysa route have offered daily long-distance connections: Kraków Główny – Jelenia Góra and Polanica-Zdrój – Olsztyn Główny. This has once again provided residents with connections to Nysa, Katowice, Warsaw, and Kraków.
In December 2020, the renovation of the station building was announced.
Accidents and incidents On 9 August 2022, at 3 am, a freight train derailed on the 5th track of the station. 7 wagons loaded with aggregate were derailed, including one falling over the station access road.
Passenger traffic YearPassenger exchange per day2017300-4992022500-699
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