Template:Buchloe–Lindau railway RDT

km elev from Augsburg from Munich 0.000 Buchloe 617 m to Memmingen 6.904 Jengen-Beckstetten 641 m 12.167 Pforzen 663 m Dynamit AG siding (1940–1954) former Irsee mine railway 15.146 Leinau 664 m from Schongau (until 1977) Wertach 20.289 Kaufbeuren 680 m 25.185 Biessenhofen siding to Füssen 25.692 Biessenhofen 700 m 29.894 Ruderatshofen 722 m 33.684 Aitrang (siding, former station) 747 m 38.190 St. Alban 43.755 Günzach 801 m 48.440 Bk Immenthal (until 1975) 53.632 Wildpoldsried 722 m 56.788 Betzigau 722 m 59.080 Bk Lenzfried (until 1974) 61.901 from Neu-Ulm 61.935 from Pfronten-Steinach Upper Iller bridges 62.833 Kempten (Allgäu) Hbf (until 1969) 695 m 62.457 Kempten (Allgäu) Hbf (since 1969) 705 m to Isny 64.400 Workshop 65.050 Eich 66.362 Kempten-Hegge 711 m Waltenhofener Bach 69.379 Waltenhofen 718 m 74.340 Martinszell (Allgäu) formerly Oberdorf 736 m 76.985 to Werdensteiner Moos peat store siding 78.648 Seifen (Schwab) 710 m Konstanzer Ach from Oberstdorf 84.490 Immenstadt 731 m 86.550 Bühl a Alpsee 91.692 Ratholz 733 m 96.635 Thalkirchdorf 757 m 100.784 Oberstaufen tunnel (160 m) 101.338 Oberstaufen 789 m Obere Argen 108.423 Harbatshofen 111.858 Ellhofen Tobel bridge (162 m) Rentershofen embankment from Weiler (Allgäu) (until 1991) 114.385 Röthenbach (Allgäu) 705 m to Scheidegg (until 1993) 119.062 Heimenkirch 665 m 121.200 Biesenberg 123.597 Opfenbach 614 m 125.312 Hämmerle bridge (Leiblach, 163 m) 126.211 Maria Thann 590 m 127.520 Wohmbrechts from Kißlegg 129.842 Hergatz 555 m 135.533 Hergensweiler 527 m 139.070 Schlachters 512 m 139.070 Weißensberg crossover 141.080 Rehlings 144.828 Oberreitnau 470 m 147.560 Lindau-Schönau 148.320 Bk Taubenberg 148.926 Bodolz 151.170 Lindau-Aeschach from Friedrichshafen Stadt 151.518 Lindau-Aeschach junction (formerly Holben) Aeschach Curve Lindau-Reutin to Bludenz Bodensee embankment 152.938 Lindau-Insel 399 m km elev

Source: German railway atlas

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