Djursholms Framnäsviken

Coordinates: 59°24′23″N 18°5′38″E / 59.40639°N 18.09389°E / 59.40639; 18.09389

Djursholmsbanan

Legend 11.7 Näsbypark 1937- 11.0 Näsbyallé 1937- Sågtorpsvägen Lahällsvägen 10.2 Lahäll 1928- 8.5 Altorp 1910- Bråvallavägen Danderydsvägen 7.8 Östberga 1910- Hildingavägen Vendevägen (Parkvägen) 7.2 Vendevägen(Parkvägen) 1910- 12.9 Svalnäs 1912‑1934 Eddavägen 12.1 Eddavägen 1901‑1976 10.7 Vikingavägen 1901‑1976 Ymervägen 9.9 Djursholms Framnäsviken 1890‑1976 9.5 Germania 1890‑1976 Vendevägen 8.7 Djursholms torg(-1968: Restauranten) 1890‑1976 8.5 Auravägen 1890‑1952 Sveavägen 8.3 Djursholms Sveavägen 1890‑1976 Sköldvägen (Vasavägen) 7.5 Bragevägen 1890‑1976 Bragevägen Roslagsbanan(SRJ) ◄ Kårsta (Rimbo)/Österåker 6.7 Djursholms Ösby 1890- Roslagsbanan(SRJ) 0.0 Stockholm ÖTekniska högskolan 1973- 1885- -1 Engelbrektsplan 1895‑1960 Sources[1][2][3][4]

Framnäsviken is the name of a small bay of Stora Värtan in Djursholm between the neighbourhoods Germania and Svalnäs.

Until 1976 there was a railway stop here called Djursholms Framnäsviken ("Framnäsviken of Djursholm") at the eastern Djursholmsbanan, a part of Roslagsbanan which was closed that year. Station code: Djf.^[5] Originally, this railway stop was the northern end station and goods were reloaded between railway and ship transport here, Framnäsviken at the time being a commercial harbour. The bridge and the old railway bank is now used for pedestrians and bicycles and for skiing in the winter time.

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  Framnäsviken.

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  The old railway bridge.

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  A map from 1896, showing the railway stop (at the time obviously called "Djursholms station") as the end station for Djursholmsbanan.