@@lavillenouvelle if still interested, then the hungarian Wikipedia page on this seems okay. This is a good starting point: hu.wikipedia.org/wiki/Budapesti_helyiérdekű_vasút But the history of the individual HÉV lines are often burried a bit in the history of the tram lines that replaced them. Feel free to ask for help from me!
Good timeline with minor mistakes. The most disturbing is of course the November 7. tér, then the Klinikák, but also there are others. The terminal of the M2 was called Fehér út instead of Örs vezér tere for a short while. The stop called Kaszásdűlő by H5 was actually Köles utca until like 2000 maybe and before that until expressway No.11 was built and the tracks were completely reorganized it was called Benedek Elek utca. Also there were a lot more suburban railways earlier. Today's tram no.41 was a HÉV to Törökbálint from Móricz Zsigmond körtér, also another to Nagytétény from the same terminal. There was one starting from the Gödöllő line towards Rákosszentmihály until 1970 and also another one to Rákospalota. On the south there was a HÉV between Határ út and Csepel as well. Maybe there were some more I don't remember. The video could have had some more motion with these lines in those decades seemingly nothing have happened. :)
Some corrections, solely based on Hungarian Wikipedia: 0:23 * Oktogon was only called November 7. tér from 1950 to 1990. * Bajcsy-Zsilinszky út station was called Vác(z)i körút originally, and was renamed to its current name in 1945 the earliest (when the road from which it got its name was renamed). It might also have been called Vilmos császár út for some years in-between. * Kodály körönd was renamed from Körönd to its current name in 1971. It might also have been called Hitler Adolf tér between 1938 and 1945 (if the station was also renamed with the square) * Hősök tere station was originally called Aréna út (after the road now called Dózsa György út, renamed in 1945), but it is unknown when the name of the station was changed to Hősök tere. 1:00 * Margit híd, budai hídfő was called Margithíd until an unknown point in time. 1:13 * Müpa - Nemzeti Színház station was built in 2000, and called Lágymányosi híd until 2012, and Közvágóhíd until 2017. 1:30 * Örs vezér tere station was originally called Fehér út until an unknown point in time, but 1990 the latest. 1:39 * Semmelweis Klinikák was called Klinikák until 2019. 1:51 * The v in Újpest-városkapu was capitalized until 2019. 2:14 * Műegyetem was only added to the name of Szent Gellért tér station in 2019. Others: * Népstadion is missing the accent on the é. * There used to be other HÉV lines as well, such as: * Pesterzsébet-Csepel HÉV (hu.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pesterzs%C3%A9bet%E2%80%93Csepel_H%C3%89V) * Csepel-Hárosi iskola HÉV (hu.wikipedia.org/wiki/H7-es_H%C3%89V#A_Csepel%E2%80%93H%C3%A1rosi_iskola_k%C3%B6z%C3%B6tti_viszonylat) * Rákosszentmihály HÉV (hu.wikipedia.org/wiki/R%C3%A1kosszentmih%C3%A1lyi_H%C3%89V) * Budapest-Rákosszentmihály-Rákospalota HÉV (hu.wikipedia.org/wiki/Budapest%E2%80%93R%C3%A1kosszentmih%C3%A1ly%E2%80%93R%C3%A1kospalota_H%C3%89V) * Nagytétény-Törökbálint HÉV (hu.wikipedia.org/wiki/Budapesti_helyi%C3%A9rdek%C5%B1_vas%C3%BAt#Nagyt%C3%A9t%C3%A9nyi_%C3%A9s_t%C3%B6r%C3%B6kb%C3%A1linti_H%C3%89V) * Szentlőrinc HÉV (hu.wikipedia.org/wiki/Budapesti_helyi%C3%A9rdek%C5%B1_vas%C3%BAt#Szentl%C5%91rinci_H%C3%89V) * and others (hu.wikipedia.org/wiki/Budapesti_helyi%C3%A9rdek%C5%B1_vas%C3%BAt#Egy%C3%A9b_H%C3%89V-vonalak) * there is actually a great table on the Hungarian Wiki page that summarizes it all: hu.wikipedia.org/wiki/Budapesti_helyi%C3%A9rdek%C5%B1_vas%C3%BAt#H%C3%89V-vonalak_list%C3%A1ja
Thanks for the time and effort you spent putting this together,
There were more suburban railway (HÉV) lines which were closed or became part of the tram network.
So, I have to update the map. Where can I find more infos about these lines?
@@lavillenouvelle if still interested, then the hungarian Wikipedia page on this seems okay. This is a good starting point: hu.wikipedia.org/wiki/Budapesti_helyiérdekű_vasút
But the history of the individual HÉV lines are often burried a bit in the history of the tram lines that replaced them.
Feel free to ask for help from me!
@@lavillenouvellei only know hungarian documents about it, you should search up Budapest HÉV history, maybe there are some post about it
Good timeline with minor mistakes. The most disturbing is of course the November 7. tér, then the Klinikák, but also there are others. The terminal of the M2 was called Fehér út instead of Örs vezér tere for a short while. The stop called Kaszásdűlő by H5 was actually Köles utca until like 2000 maybe and before that until expressway No.11 was built and the tracks were completely reorganized it was called Benedek Elek utca.
Also there were a lot more suburban railways earlier. Today's tram no.41 was a HÉV to Törökbálint from Móricz Zsigmond körtér, also another to Nagytétény from the same terminal. There was one starting from the Gödöllő line towards Rákosszentmihály until 1970 and also another one to Rákospalota. On the south there was a HÉV between Határ út and Csepel as well. Maybe there were some more I don't remember. The video could have had some more motion with these lines in those decades seemingly nothing have happened. :)
New sub
Until 2019 only Klinikák. After that renamed Semmelweis Klinikák.
Some corrections, solely based on Hungarian Wikipedia:
0:23
* Oktogon was only called November 7. tér from 1950 to 1990.
* Bajcsy-Zsilinszky út station was called Vác(z)i körút originally, and was renamed to its current name in 1945 the earliest (when the road from which it got its name was renamed). It might also have been called Vilmos császár út for some years in-between.
* Kodály körönd was renamed from Körönd to its current name in 1971. It might also have been called Hitler Adolf tér between 1938 and 1945 (if the station was also renamed with the square)
* Hősök tere station was originally called Aréna út (after the road now called Dózsa György út, renamed in 1945), but it is unknown when the name of the station was changed to Hősök tere.
1:00
* Margit híd, budai hídfő was called Margithíd until an unknown point in time.
1:13
* Müpa - Nemzeti Színház station was built in 2000, and called Lágymányosi híd until 2012, and Közvágóhíd until 2017.
1:30
* Örs vezér tere station was originally called Fehér út until an unknown point in time, but 1990 the latest.
1:39
* Semmelweis Klinikák was called Klinikák until 2019.
1:51
* The v in Újpest-városkapu was capitalized until 2019.
2:14
* Műegyetem was only added to the name of Szent Gellért tér station in 2019.
Others:
* Népstadion is missing the accent on the é.
* There used to be other HÉV lines as well, such as:
* Pesterzsébet-Csepel HÉV (hu.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pesterzs%C3%A9bet%E2%80%93Csepel_H%C3%89V)
* Csepel-Hárosi iskola HÉV (hu.wikipedia.org/wiki/H7-es_H%C3%89V#A_Csepel%E2%80%93H%C3%A1rosi_iskola_k%C3%B6z%C3%B6tti_viszonylat)
* Rákosszentmihály HÉV (hu.wikipedia.org/wiki/R%C3%A1kosszentmih%C3%A1lyi_H%C3%89V)
* Budapest-Rákosszentmihály-Rákospalota HÉV (hu.wikipedia.org/wiki/Budapest%E2%80%93R%C3%A1kosszentmih%C3%A1ly%E2%80%93R%C3%A1kospalota_H%C3%89V)
* Nagytétény-Törökbálint HÉV (hu.wikipedia.org/wiki/Budapesti_helyi%C3%A9rdek%C5%B1_vas%C3%BAt#Nagyt%C3%A9t%C3%A9nyi_%C3%A9s_t%C3%B6r%C3%B6kb%C3%A1linti_H%C3%89V)
* Szentlőrinc HÉV (hu.wikipedia.org/wiki/Budapesti_helyi%C3%A9rdek%C5%B1_vas%C3%BAt#Szentl%C5%91rinci_H%C3%89V)
* and others (hu.wikipedia.org/wiki/Budapesti_helyi%C3%A9rdek%C5%B1_vas%C3%BAt#Egy%C3%A9b_H%C3%89V-vonalak)
* there is actually a great table on the Hungarian Wiki page that summarizes it all: hu.wikipedia.org/wiki/Budapesti_helyi%C3%A9rdek%C5%B1_vas%C3%BAt#H%C3%89V-vonalak_list%C3%A1ja
@@marcellkiss-redey8451 thank you! I'll add these corrections in the next version of the video.
merci beaucoup du Budapest 😊