Template:Brenner Railway diagram

Brenner Railway
km elev (M) or length (m) in metres Lower Inn Valley railway to Kufstein 75.130 Innsbruck  S3   S4  ↓ 582 M Innsbruck Hbf (freight) Arlberg railway & Mittenwald railway 76.725 Bergisel tunnel 662 m 78.198 Sonnenburg tunnel 249 m 79.646 Innsbruck Hbf 1 junction Innsbruck bypass 80.291 Ahrnwald tunnel 165 m 80.809 Schupfen tunnel 35 m 81.295 Unterberg- Stefansbrücke 716 M 81.648 Unterberg tunnel 49 m 82.662 Patsch tunnel 176 m 83.905 Innsbruck Hbf 2 crossover 84.718 Patsch 784 M 85.403 Schönberg tunnel 89 m 85.726 Mühltal tunnel 872 m 86.936 Moserwiese tunnel 74 m 91.847 Matrei tunnel 124 m 93.281 Matrei am Brenner 995 M 97.884 Steinach in Tirol  S3  ↑ 1,048 M 101.918 St. Jodok 1,141 M 102.427 Sankt Jodok spiral tunnel 480 m 104.323 Stafflach tunnel 283 m 106.189 Gries tunnel 173 m 106.651 Gries am Brenner 1,255 M 106.917 Steinach in Tirol 2 crossover 110.900 Brennersee 1,351 M 111.145 Steinach in Tirol 4 junction track 302 11 111.425 Brennersee Terminal 111.561 ÖBB RFI maintenance border 111.663 240.083 Austria Italy border 239.533 Brennero/Brenner  S4  ↑ 1,371 M 236.200 Brennerbad (former spa) 1,310 M Pflersch tunnel 7.267 m 13.10 Moncucco/Schelleberg 1,242 M Ast spiral tunnel 761 m 226.70 Fleres/Pflersch 1,130 M 222.80 Colle Isarco/Gossensaß 1,100 M Eisack bridge I 217.00 Vipiteno/Sterzing 943 M Campo di Trens/Freienfeld 935 M Palude di Vipiteno bridge 208.90 Mules/Mauls 900 M 204.30 Le Cave/Grasstein 843 M 200.80 Mezzaselva/Mittewald 798 M 197.00 Fortezza/Franzensfeste 747 M 197.00 Puster Valley railway to San Candido/Innichen 192.19 Varna/Vahrn 650 M 188.36 Bressanone/Brixen 577 M Eisack bridge II 184.70 Albès/Albeins 548 M Funes/Villnöß 539 M 178.24 Chiusa/Klausen Grödner Railway 523 M 172.43 Ponte Gardena/Waidbruck 422 M Schlern tunnel 13,159 m Rötele bridge Castelrotto/Kastelruth 428 M Campodazzo/Atzwang 373 M Eisack bridge I tunnel VII 55 m tunnel VI 72 m tunnel V 60 m tunnel IV 62 m tunnel III 79 m tunnel II 57 m Völsersteig/Fiè allo Sciliar 340 M tunnel I 40 m Schlern tunnel 13,159 m 157.99 Prato all'Isarco/Blumau 315 M Kardaun tunnel 3,789 m Prato Tires tunnel 430 m Cardano/Kardaun 283 M Kardaun bridge 150.23 Bolzano/Bozen 266 M Überetsch Railway 148.59 Bolzano–Merano railway to Merano 142.56 Laives/Leifers 230 M 139.29 Bronzolo/Branzoll 227 M 134.17 Ora/Auer 223 M 128.40 Egna/Neumarkt 217 M 124.42 Magrè/Margreid– Cortaccia/Kurtatsch 216 M 118.99 Salorno/Salurn 211 M 111.62 Mezzocorona to Mezzolombardo 110.50 Trento-Malè railway 104.32 Lavis 95.43 Trent goods station Trento-Malè railway 94.79 Trento 93.01 Trento–Venice railway to Venice 87.22 Mattarello 78.91 Calliano ( closed 2004 ) 71.21 Rovereto 66.91 Mori Rovereto–Arco– Riva railway 60.86 Serravalle 54.68 Ala 50.36 Avio 45.48 Borghetto 40.36 Peri 32.77 Dolcè 22.80 Domegliara–Sant'Ambrogio 16.98 Pescantina 11.65 Verona Parona Adige 6.39 San Massimo junction (PC) Milan–Venice railway to Milan & Verona–Bologna railway to Bologna 3.37 Verona Porta Nuova Adige 0.00 Verona Porta Vescovo Milan–Venice railway to Venice km   elev (M) or length (m) in metres
Source: Italian railway atlas

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