Template:LotschbergLine

Lötschberg Railway
from Bern and from Zweisimmen 9.8 0.0 Spiez 628 m asl to Interlaken Hondrich tunnel I / II (1601 / 1709 m) 2.6 5.2 Heustrich-Emdtal (678 m asl) 6.8 Niesenbahn / Mülenen 692 m asl 8.3 Reichenbach im Kandertal 706 m asl 10.4 Wengi-Ey junction 11.3 Wengi 13.5 Frutigen 779 m asl Engstlige tunnel (~2.600 m) Widi tunnel (~220 m) Tellenfeld control office north portal of Base Tunnel (34,577 m) Kander viaduct I and II (265 m) 17.4 Kandergrund Bunderbach spiral tunnel (1,655 m) Kehrtunnel (72 m) Fürten I / II (697/510 m) Ronenwald (76 m) Ronenwald I (59 m) Ronenwald II (60 m) Feschfluh (98 m) Felsenburg (68 m) Felsenburg III (112 m) Felsenburg I (19 m) 22.3 Blausee-Mitholz (partly closed) 974 m asl Felsenburg II (29 m) 27.11 Felsburg crossing loop (closed) Rotbach (50 m) Hemligen (106 m) Mitholz Riedschuk (1,536 m) Sarengraben (68 m) 31.6 Kandersteg 1,176 m asl Car ferry terminal Kandersteg International Scout Centre Car ferry storage sidings Lötschberg Tunnel (14,612 m) 48.4 Goppenstein 1,217 m asl Car ferry terminal Lonza (right:87 m, centre: 84 m) Rotlaui (286 m) Mittalgraben I (459 m) Luegie (493 m) Hohegg (118 m) Marchgraben (207 m) Mittalgraben tunnel II (1,600 m) Hohtenn (1,346 m) 54.2 Hohtenn 1,078 m asl Luegelkinn (116 m) Schluchi (107 m) Lidenplatten (217 m) Ijolibach (92 m) Blasboden (377 m) Bietschtal I (589 m) Bietschtal (136 m) Bietschtal II (952 m) Sevistein III (409 m) Mahnkinn (385 m) Doren (172 m) 61.3 Ausserberg 932 m asl Gründen (148 m) Viktoria (28 m) Baltschieder (101 m) Eggerberg (792 m) 64.9 Eggerberg 853 m asl Stadel (133 m) Finnengraben 69 m 67.3 Lalden 801 m asl Bad (80 m) Mundbach (88 m) Rhone bridge (83 m) Simplon Railway from Lötschberg Base Tunnel and Lausanne MGB to Zermatt 73.8 Brig 678 m asl MGB to Disentis Simplon Tunnel (19,803m) Italian–Swiss border to Domodossola and Milan

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