Template:Numedalsbanen

Numedal Line

192.21 km	Rødberg (1927)	370.9 m
	Uvdalselva (35 m)
190.29 km	Rødberg Guard Residence (1929)	395.0 m
	Hvilsten (16 m)
	Gvamsås V (83 m)
	Gvamsås IV (92 m)
	Gvamsås III (156 m)
	Gvamsås II (152 m)
	Gvamsås I (25 m)
186.76 km	Gvammen (1927)	323.3 m
	spur to Nore II Power Station
	Bondeberg (140 m)
	Vrennedalen II (45 m)
	Vrennedalen I (12 m)
	Sandnes II (92 m)
	Sandnes I (92 m)
184.01 km	Søndre Sandnes (1929)
182.29 km	Midtstigen (1929)
	Rundberg (146 m)
180.74 km	Svendsrud (1929)
178.18 km	Norefjord (1927)	278.8 m
	Eidsåa (30 m)
175.07 km	Eidsstryken (1927)	274.6 m
171.28 km	Kittelsland (1929)
169.51 km	Kravikfjord (1927)	270.9 m
	Geiteryggen II (246 m)
	Geiteryggen I (572 m)
166.82 km	Fossebrekke (1929)
164.36 km	Kjerre (1927)	264.1 m
162.25 km	Tveitkåsa (1935)
160.18 km	Veggli (1927)	160.18 m
	Veggli elv (30 m)
158.40 km	Risteigen (1930)
	Vamre (1976)
155.72 km	Laugi (1927)	213.5
	Bruhaug Bridge over Numedalslågen (65 m)
154.63 km	Bjorsåte (1972)
153.34 km	Bråten (1960)
151.87 km	Rollag Church (1958)
150.80 km	Tråen (1927)	205.0

147.17 km	Rollag (1927)	205.0 m
144.70 km	Kjome (1930)
	Selsteigen (44 m)
	Selsteigen (1958)
	Gygrestigen (57 m)
	Ulvik (78 m)
141.00 km	Djupdal (1927)	205.4 m
	Helle (228 m)
137.70 km	Fossan (1929)	194.5 m
135.71 km	Bakkerud (1927)	191.8 m
	Fv101
	Bjørnsrud (1930)
	Rv40
129.49 km	Flesberg (1927)	184.5 m
	Fv98
	spur to Numedal bruk
127.95 km	Eie (1930)
125.22 km	Vangestad (1927)	184.5 m
	Ruud (1929)
122.60 km	Fløtterud (1930)
	Lyngdalselva (27 m)
119.87 km	Lampeland (1927)	181.2 m
118.08 km	Toresplassen (1962)
	Furuly (1976)
115.63 km	Svene (1927)	180.5
	Rv40
113.00 km	Ramsrud (1930)
	spur to Svene
110.96 km	Herbru (1928)	179.3 m
109.18 km	Gleda (1927)	180.7 m
105.26 km	Pikerfoss (1927)	166.9 m
	Bævergrendveien Fv88
102.19 km	Spiten (1929)
	Withs gate Fv88
	Sørland Line from Hjuksebø
99.37 km	Kongsberg Station (1917)	161.9 m
	Sørland Line to Hokksund

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