Template:Appenzell–St. Gallen–Trogen railway

Appenzell–St. Gallen–Trogen
km elev S23 AB from Gossau 20.06 Appenzell S20 S21 S23 785.6 m S23 AB to Wasserauen Sitter Viaduct (296 m) Hirschberg (64 m) 18.40 Hirschberg 819.9 m 16.12 Sammelplatz high point 928.2 m Appenzell Innerrhoden Appenzell Ausserrhoden depot and workshop AB from Altstätten 13.91 Gais S24 915.2 m 13.37 Zweibrücken 907.2 m Eggli (planned) 12.05 Strahlholz 875.0 m 10.63 Bühler 824.7 m 9.25 Steigbach 811.7 m Goldibach (94 m) 7.16 Teufen S22 833.4 m 6.32 Stofel 836.2 m 5.77 Sternen bei Teufen 831.2 m 5.15 Niederteufen 830.7 m 3.86 Lustmühle 770.7 m chainage adjustment -0.14 (since 2018) Appenzell Ausserrhoden St. Gallen Liebegg 740.3 m 2.22 St. Gallen Riethüsli until 2018 748.6 m 2.01 St. Gallen Riethüsli since 2018 2.0   beginning of rack section (until 2018) Ruckhalde Tunnel (since 2018) 725 m 1.0   end of rack section (until 2018) SBB from Winterthur and SOB from Wattwil St. Gallen freight yard (from late 2022) new route (from the end of 2022) St. Leonards bridge access to St. Gallen SGA (until 2018) crossover (since 2018) 0.00 0.00 St. Gallen AB 669.2 m St. Gallen 669.6 m 0.27 St. Gallen Rathaus 669.6 m SBB to Rorschach and SOB to Romanshorn 0.83 St. Gallen Marktplatz 667.8 m 1.13 St. Gallen Spisertor 667.8 m 1.75 St. Gallen Schülerhaus 695.2 m 2.33 St. Gallen Birnbäumen (since 2009) 2.60 St. Gallen Tivoli (until 1982) 754.0 m 3.13 St. Gallen Notkersegg 781.8 m Kurzegg (only downhill) 4.52 Schwarzer Bären 855.0 m 5.31 Rank 862.8 m St. Gallen Appenzell Ausserrhoden 6.50 Vögelinsegg 938.2 m 6.75 high point 956.1 m 7.25 Schützengarten 935.0 m 7.64 Speicher depot and workshop 923.7 m 8.48 Bendlehn 927.6 m 9.27 Gfeld 917.4 m 9.80 Trogen S20 S21 S22 915.3 m
Notes: Source: Schienennetz Schweiz and Swiss railway atlas

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