Question re. DB timetables (paper)

[bikkuri bahn]

Any German speakers out there, asking for help regarding the availability of paper timetables at DB stations.  It seems the system-wide timetable has ceased to be published, but the smaller, station-based timetables are still provided behind the counter, but you must ask for them at a nominal charge.  Could you tell me what is the German term for these timetables (something perhaps along the line of "all services from this station").  I may be making a summer trip and visiting some of the bigger hub stations in southern/central Germany, and want the correct term so I can build a collection.  BTW, these timetables are still provided free at SBB stations, off the rack.

Thanks.

[Kitayama]

Streckenfahrplan (plural: Streckenfahrpläne) is the term used by DB. Taschenfahrplan (Pocket timetable) is also used.

According to the DB site, they should be free of charge (kostenlos).

http://www.bahn.de/p/view/buchung/karten/fahrplanmedien.shtml?dbkanal_007=L01_S01_D001_KIN0004_fub-fahrplaene-fahrplanmedien-teaser_LZ01

[bikkuri bahn]

Thank you kitayama.  Good to know they are still gratis.  Figure if they are starting to charge for them, few would even ask for them (other than tetsu like me).