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Islev

S-train station

Islev station in 2014

General information

Location

Slotsherrensvej 137
2720 Vanløse
Copenhagen Municipality
Denmark

Coordinates

55°41′56″N 12°28′09″E / 55.699°N 12.4693°E / 55.699; 12.4693

Elevation

16.1 metres (53 ft)

Owned by

DSB

Platforms

1 island platform

Tracks

Bus routes

Construction

Structure type

Elevated

Architect

Knud Tanggaard Seest (1965)

Other information

Station code

Ist

Fare zone

History

Opened

1931

Rebuilt

15 May 1949; 75 years ago (15 May 1949)
1965

Services

Preceding station	S-train			Following station
Husumtowards Ballerup		HMon–Fri		Jyllingevejtowards Østerport
Husumtowards Frederikssund		CStops evenings & weekends only		Jyllingevejtowards Klampenborg

Islev station is a commuter rail railway station serving the area of Islev in Copenhagen, Denmark. The station is located on the Frederikssund radial of Copenhagen's S-train network.

References

Citations

^ "Islev Station" (in Danish). DSB. Retrieved 12 June 2024.
^ "Islev S-togstrinbræt (Ist)". danskejernbaner.dk (in Danish). Retrieved 21 October 2024.
Hegner Christiansen, Jørgen. "K.T. Seest" (in Danish). Kunstindeks Danmark & Weilbach Kunstnerleksikon. Retrieved 21 October 2024.
"S-tog" (in Danish). DSB. Retrieved April 13, 2024.

External links

(in Danish) Banedanmark – government agency responsible for maintenance and traffic control of most of the Danish railway network
(in Danish) DSB – the Danish national train operating company
(in Danish) Danske Jernbaner – website with information on railway history in Denmark

v t e Vanløse, Copenhagen
Neighbourhoods	Vanløse Grøndal
Streets and squares	Godthåbsvej
Parks and open spaces	Damhus Lake Damhus Meadow Grøndalsparken
Railway stations	Grøndal Islev Jyllingevej Vanløse
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v t e Knud Tanggaard Seest
Buildings	Frederiksberg Haveby (1915-16) Den Sønderjyske By (1921) Krogstrup railway station (1922) Munkebjerg railway station (1922) Glumsø railway station (1924) Herlufmagle railway station (1924) Oldgård railway station (1924) Ordrup railway station (1924) Rislev railway station (1924) Vrangstrup railway station (1924) Jystrup railway station (1925) Ortved railway station (1925) Ringsted railway station (2nd) (1925) Hellevad railway station (1927) Klovtoft railway station (1927) Nørre Hostrup railway station (1927) Kirke Såby railway station (1928) Padborg railway station (3rd) (1928) Skibby railway station (1928) Horsens railway station (2nd) (1929) Aarhus Central Station (3rd) (1927-1929) Kirke Hyllinge railway station (1928) Nørrebro railway station (2nd) (1930) Lyngbyvejen railway station (1931) Nordhavn railway station (1934) Nørreport railway station (2nd) (1934) Svanemøllen railway station (1st) (1934) Fredericia railway station (2nd) (1935) Middelfart railway station (2nd) (1935) Bernstorffsvej railway station (1935-1936) Jægersborg railway station (1936) Virum railway station (1st) (1936) Vordingborg railway station (2nd) (1936) Peter Bangs Vej railway station (1941) Hasselager railway station (2nd) (1945) Kværkeby railway station (2nd) (1945) Hvidovre railway station (3rd) (1953) Islev railway station (3rd) (1963)

Knud Tanggaard Seest

Buildings

Frederiksberg Haveby (1915-16)
Den Sønderjyske By (1921)
Krogstrup railway station (1922)
Munkebjerg railway station (1922)
Glumsø railway station (1924)
Herlufmagle railway station (1924)
Oldgård railway station (1924)
Ordrup railway station (1924)
Rislev railway station (1924)
Vrangstrup railway station (1924)
Jystrup railway station (1925)
Ortved railway station (1925)
Ringsted railway station (2nd) (1925)
Hellevad railway station (1927)
Klovtoft railway station (1927)
Nørre Hostrup railway station (1927)
Kirke Såby railway station (1928)
Padborg railway station (3rd) (1928)
Skibby railway station (1928)
Horsens railway station (2nd) (1929)
Aarhus Central Station (3rd) (1927-1929)
Kirke Hyllinge railway station (1928)
Nørrebro railway station (2nd) (1930)
Lyngbyvejen railway station (1931)
Nordhavn railway station (1934)
Nørreport railway station (2nd) (1934)
Svanemøllen railway station (1st) (1934)
Fredericia railway station (2nd) (1935)
Middelfart railway station (2nd) (1935)
Bernstorffsvej railway station (1935-1936)
Jægersborg railway station (1936)
Virum railway station (1st) (1936)
Vordingborg railway station (2nd) (1936)
Peter Bangs Vej railway station (1941)
Hasselager railway station (2nd) (1945)
Kværkeby railway station (2nd) (1945)
Hvidovre railway station (3rd) (1953)
Islev railway station (3rd) (1963)

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