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Hausfeldstraße station

2013 establishments in AustriaAustrian railway station stubsBuildings and structures in DonaustadtRailway stations in Austria opened in the 2010sRailway stations opened in 2013
Vienna U-Bahn stations
U2 Hausfeldstraße BS 01
U2 Hausfeldstraße BS 01

Hausfeldstraße is a station on U2 of the Vienna U-Bahn. It is located in Aspern in the Donaustadt District. It opened in 2013. The station used to allow transfer to a nearby railway stop Wien Hausfeldstraße until it closed on 1 October 2018.

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Hausfeldstraße station
Guido-Lammer-Gasse, Vienna KG Aspern (Donaustadt)

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N 48.233678 ° E 16.485572 °
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Guido-Lammer-Gasse

Guido-Lammer-Gasse
1220 Vienna, KG Aspern (Donaustadt)
Austria
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U2 Hausfeldstraße BS 01
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Russian Embassy School in Vienna
Russian Embassy School in Vienna

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