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km
Zermatt
1605.2 m
Schafgraben gallery 260 m
Spissfluh tunnel 36 m
Lugelwang gallery 322 m
Schusslaui gallery 235 m
Schilten/Kalter Boden gallery 729 m
2.90
Kalter Boden passing loop
Täschwang gallery 637 m
Täschsand bridge 35 m
Täschsand passing loop
5.61
Täsch
1437.6 m
9.93
Randa
1405.9 m
13.41
Herbriggen
1253.9 m
14.71
Mattsand passing loop
Mattwald bridge 31 m
Blattbach tunnel 131 m
19.01
St. Niklaus VS
1126.7 m
Aerial cable car St. Niklaus-Jungen
Jungbach gallery 290 m
Selli bridge 75 m
21.98
Kipferwald passing loop
Kipfen bridge 146 m
Tschongbach gallery 115 m
24.21
Kalpetran
896.7 m
Aerial cable car Kalpetran-
Embd
Faulkinn bridge II 27 m
Faulkinn bridge I 25 m
Faulkinn tunnel 20 m
Tunnel under the Mühlebach 90 m
Mühlebach viaduct 67 m
Mühlebach tunnel 31 m
Merlenbirken tunnel 28 m
Lochgraben tunnel 45 m
Nassbäumen tunnel 58 m
27.72
Stalden-Saas
799.4 m
Ackersand bridge 47 m
28.91
Ackersand passing loop
697.7 m
Riti bridge
New bridge
34.32
Sefinot passing loop (since 2017)
34.32
Vispersand
E 62
former Visp Depot
35.08
Visp
650 m
Eyholz
40.04
Gamsensand passing loop
Gamsen
Glisergrund Depot
Saltina bridge 19 m
former Brig Depot (FO)
former
FO line via Naters until 2007
43.98
Brig Bahnhofplatz BVZ terminal station until 2007
671.7 m
Source: Swiss railway atlas[ 2]
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References
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^ The kilometerage corresponds to the current version used by the MGB. The original kilometerage started at Visp, and later Brig.
^ Eisenbahnatlas Schweiz [Swiss railway atlas ]. Schweers + Wall. 2012. pp. 45, 57, 79. ISBN 978-3-89494-130-7 .