Template:Berninabahn

Bernina Railway
km elev (M) or length (m) in metres 0.000 St. Moritz 1,775 M Albula Railway to Thusis Inn viaduct 64 m Charnadüra II 689 m 2.028 Celerina Staz 1,716 M 3.509 Punt Muragl Staz 1,728 M Muottas-Muragl-Bahn Samedan–Pontresina railway to Samedan 5.788 Pontresina 1,774 M 7.257 Surovas 1,822 M 12.165 Morteratsch 1,896 M Montebello Curve 15.716 Bernina Suot 2,046 M 16.800 Bernina Diavolezza 2,082 M aerial cable car to Diavolezza 17.866 Bernina Lagalb 2,099 M aerial cable car to Lagalb Lower Berninabach bridge 37 m Upper Berninabach bridge 31 m Profile error +357 m Alp Bondo track laying Arlas gallery 175 m 22.324 Ospizio Bernina 2,253 M Scala gallery 140 m Profile error −216 m Scala track laying Sassal Mason gallery I 16 m Scala 192 m Sassal Mason gallery II 348 m Drago 54 m Sassal Mason gallery III 20 m Grüm gallery 264 m 27.086 Alp Grüm 2,091 M Upper Palü gallery 239 m Palü 254 m Lower Palü gallery 347 m Stablini 289 m including galleries 334 m 29.505 Stablini passing loop 1,934 M Upper Pila gallery 213 m Val Pila 227 m Lower Pila gallery 125 m gallery at Pila Viaduct 88 m 33.074 Cavaglia 1,692 M Puntalto 46 m including gallery 56 m Val Varuna I 149 m 38.179 Cadera 1,383 M Val Varuna II 147 m Cavagliasco I tunnel daylighted 1968 32 m Balbalera 122 m Cavagliasco 20 m 42.020 Privilasco 1,119 M 43.618 Poschiavo 1,014 M depot and workshop 45.300 Li Curt 998 M 47.066 Le Prese (incrocio) passing loop 973 M 47.957 Le Prese 965 M Lago di Poschiavo 50.786 Miralago 965 M 53.875 Brusio 780 M Brusio spiral viaduct 116 m 56.162 Campascio 637 M 57.336 to freight yard 57.649 Campocologno 553 M 58.140 Switzerland Italy 530 M 60.688 Tirano 25.957 Tirano RFI Tirano–Lecco railway (standard gauge) to Lecco
Source: Swiss railway atlas

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