Railway station Kout na Šumava (Czech Republic)

For many years it has been planned to build one of the sections of the Czech-Moravian Cross Railway (BNTB) from Domažlice to Jihlava and Uherské Hradiště. In 1869-1871 research was carried out, but construction was not allowed. Otto Ferdinand Chotek (1816-1889) from 1879 headed the railway construction committee, which finally gave permission for the implementation of the project. A separate law on railway construction was issued in November 1883. The railway was eventually built and connected to the country's railway lines, but the building of local stations was financed by local funds with state aid. Building in the section Domažlice - Janovice in 1886-1888 by businessmen Alois Epstein and Heřman Hock in Prague (Janovice - Brnířov) and Jan Kruliš in Vinohrady (Brnířov - Domažlice). The station Kout na Šumava (on the line Janovice nad Úhlavou – Domažlice) is a typical building with a raised attic and a covered platform, with a separate water tower to the north of it. On the south side - a warehouse with a ramp.

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