TER Grand Est

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TER Grand Est is the regional rail network serving the region of Grand Est, northeastern France. It is operated by the French national railway company SNCF. It was formed in 2016 from the previous TER networks TER Alsace, TER Lorraine and TER Champagne-Ardenne, when the respective regions were merged.

Network

The rail and bus network as of August 2017:[1]

Rail

Line Route
A 01 Strasbourg - Sélestat - Colmar - Mulhouse - Saint-Louis - Basel SBB/SNCF (Switzerland)
A 02 Strasbourg ... Sélestat ... Colmar ... Mulhouse
A 03 Strasbourg ... Mommenheim ... Saverne ... Sarrebourg
A 05 (A 04) Strasbourg ... Haguenau ... Niederbronn
A 06 (L 20, L 31) Strasbourg ... Obermodern ... Sarreguemines ... Saarbrücken (Germany)
A 07 (A 18) Strasbourg ... Molsheim ... Barr ... Sélestat
A 08 Strasbourg ... Molsheim ... Saales ... Saint-Dié-des-Vosges
A 09 Strasbourg ... Herrlisheim ... Lauterbourg
A 10 Lauterbourg ... Wörth am Rhein (Germany)
A 11 Strasbourg - Krimmeri-Meinau - Kehl (Germany) - Appenweier - Offenburg
A 13 Strasbourg - Saverne - Sarrebourg - Nancy
A 14 (L 21) Strasbourg - Saverne - Sarrebourg - Metz
A 15 Mulhouse ... Saint-Louis ... Basel SBB/SNCF (Switzerland)
A 16 Mulhouse ... Altkirch ... Belfort
A 17 Mulhouse ... Cernay ... Thann ... Kruth
A 19 Colmar ... Turckheim ... Munster ... Metzeral
A 31 Mulhouse ... Müllheim (Germany) ... Freiburg
A 34 (A 04) Strasbourg ... Haguenau ... Wissembourg
C 01 Champagne-Ardenne TGV - Reims ... Rethel ... Charleville-Mézières - Sedan
C 02 Paris-Est - Château-Thierry - Dormans - Épernay - Châlons-en-Champagne - Vitry-le-François - Saint-Dizier
C 03 Longueville ... Troyes - Vendeuvre - Bar-sur-Aube - Chaumont - Langres - Culmont-Chalindrey
C 05 Lille-Flandres ... Valenciennes ... Aulnoye-Aymeries† ... Hirson ... Charleville-Mézières (see TER Nord-Pas-de-Calais line 17 for details)
C 06 Reims ... Mourmelon-le-Petit ... Châlons-en-Champagne ... Saint-Dizier ... Chaumont ... Culmont-Chalindrey ... Dijon
C 07 Givet ... Revin ... Charleville-Mézières
C 08 Charleville-Mézières ... Sedan ... Montmédy - Longuyon ... Thionville
C 09 Épernay ... Reims
C 10 Laon ... Reims
C 11 Fismes ... Reims
L 01 Nancy ... Pont-à-Mousson ... Metz ... Thionville ... Luxembourg
L 02 Metz - Thionville ... Apach ... Trier
L 04 Nancy ... Blainville-Damelevières ... Épinal ... Remiremont
L 05 Épinal ... Lure ... Belfort
L 06 Nancy ... Pont-Saint-Vincent
L 07 Nancy ... Toul - Neufchâteau
L 11 (L 12) Nancy ... Blainville-Damelevières ... Lunéville ... Saint-Dié-des-Vosges
L 13 Épinal ... Bruyères ... Saint-Dié-des-Vosges
L 15 Metz ... Rémilly ... Forbach - Saarbrücken
L 16 Béning ... Sarreguemines
L 18 Sarreguemines ... Sarralbe ... Sarre-Union
L 25 Nancy - Pont-à-Mousson - Onville - Conflans-Jarny - Baroncourt - Longuyon - Longwy
L 26 Longwy - Luxembourg
L 27 Metz - Hagondange† - Hayange - Audun-le-Roman - Longuyon - Sedan - Charleville-Mézières
L 28 Metz - Onville ... Bar-le-Duc
L 29 (C 04) Nancy ... Toul ... Bar-le-Duc - Revigny ... Châlons-en-Champagne - Épernay - Reims
L 30 Metz ... Hagondange ... Conflans-Jarny ... Verdun
† Not all trains call at this station

Bus

See also

References

  1. ^ TER Grand Est, Fiches horaires, accessed 23 August 2017.

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