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U-Bahn at station in Hamburg U-Bahn [ ] The term U-Bahn was created at the beginning of the 20th century in , where the elevated railway company , operating elevated and suburban lines, decided they required an equally short and memorable name for their system as the , and chose to call it U-Bahn with the U standing for Untergrund, for underground.

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Please note that the machines can only disperse a limited amount of change.

The U1 and U3 have their own elevated railway viaduct.

The whole network still used steam power until 1940, when the old locomotives were replaced by 1200 V DC electric ones.

In Berlin, the U-Bahn train lines U1 and U3 are back in business.

Currently, the new line only has 3 stations built in 2009, from Hauptbahnhof to Brandenburger Tor and past the.

At the Yorkstrasse station you must exit the U-Bahn and then just go up the street a very short distance to the S-Bahn station.

Rush hours are not crowded on the U-Bahn.