Skåne commuter rail
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Skåne commuter rail or Pågatågen is the local commuter rail system in Skåne County, Sweden. Every train set gets its name from a Scanian man, since Påg means boy in Scanian dialect. However, one set was named after the female writer Victoria Benedictsson's pseudonym, Ernst Ahlgren.
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There are six lines in the Skåne commuter rail (Pågatågen) system, from Malmö to Lund, Helsingborg/Ängelholm, Helsingborg (via Teckomatorp), Höör and Ystad/Simrishamn, and from Helsingborg to Åstorp.
The Oresund Trains that cross the Oresund to/from Copenhagen serve as regional trains in Skåne County on the three routes to Kristianstad, Kalmar, and Gothenburg respectively.
The east-west Skånebanan railway line from Kristianstad to Helsingborg, via Hässleholm, also is of regional rail character. It is served by SJ trains but local fares are applied.
This table is a list of regional rail in Skåne County, combining the services of Pågatågen, Oresund Trains, and SJ trains running the Skånebanan railway.
Line | Stretch | Length | Stations |
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1 | Malmö central station – Lund central station | 16 km | 5 |
2 | Malmö central station – Ängelholm | 96 km | 15 |
3 | Malmö central station – Helsingborg central station | 71 km | 14 |
4 | Malmö central station – Höör | 53 km | 10 |
5 | Helsingborg central station – Kristianstad | 107 km | 10 |
5 | Helsingborg central station - Åstorp | 24 km | 6 |
6 | Malmö central station – Simrishamn | 111 km | 15 |