Gare du Caroubier

La gare du Caroubier est une gare ferroviaire algérienne, située sur le territoire de la commune de Hussein Dey, dans la wilaya d'Alger.

1. Situation ferroviaire

La gare du Caroubier se situe au point kilométrique (PK) 8,5 sur le tronçon commun des lignes d'Alger à Oran et d'Alger à Skikda, entre les gares de Hussein Dey et d'El Harrach.

1. Histoire


1. Service des voyageurs


1. = Accueil =


1. = Desserte =

La gare est desservie par les trains du réseau ferré de la banlieue d'Alger assurant les liaisons :

Alger - El Affroun ; Alger - Thénia ; Alger (gare de l'Agha) - Zéralda.

1. = Intermodalité =

La gare permet une correspondance avec la station Caroubier du tramway d'Alger.

1. Notes et références


1. Voir aussi


1. = Articles connexes =

Ligne d'Alger à Oran Ligne d'Alger à Skikda Liste de gares en Algérie Réseau ferré de la banlieue d'Alger

1. = Liens externes =

« SNTF », sur Société nationale des transports ferroviaires (SNTF).

Portail du chemin de fer Portail d'Alger

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