Template:Bodensee–Toggenburg railway

km elev SBB from Kreuzlingen and Schaffhausen RE1 S1 0.00 Romanshorn 398.5 m SBB line to/from Winterthur 1.20 Romanshorn Süd 399.2 m SBB line to Rorschach 3.03 Neukirch-Egnach 411.9 m 5.31 Steinebrunn 447.8 m 6.49 Thurgau St. Gallen canton border 7.29 Muolen 478.9 m 8.50 9.57 Häggenschwil-Winden 512.1 m 9.86 11.10 12.84 Roggwil-Berg 560.2 m 13.98 15.55 Wittenbach ↓S82   603.4 m Bruggwald Tunnel (1731 m) 17.60 76.60 Bruggwald since 2011 627.0 m SOB link since 2011 SBB line from Rorschach S2 S4 S5   76.91 St. Fiden Nord since 2011 623.7 m 19.13 78.16 St. Gallen St. Fiden 645.5 m SBB Rosenberg Tunnel (1466 m) AB line from Trogen 80.49 21.42 St. Gallen ↓VAE S81 ↑S82 669.9 m AB line to Appenzell SBB line to Wil S1 S5 24.41 St. Gallen Haggen 676.5 m Sitter Viaduct (366 m) Sturzenegg Tunnel (247 m) 26.45 Gübsensee since 1989 698.0 m 27.36 St. Gallen Appenzell Ausserrhoden canton border Heinrichsbad 1926–1960 Thal (163 m) AB line from Gossau Herisau workshop 29.73 Herisau ↑RE1 S81 744.0 m AB line to Appenzell Glatt valley viaduct (296 m) 33.39 Schachen (Herisau) 788.7 m 35.25 Schachen West since 2013 790.0 m 35.63 Weissenbach bridge (282 m) Bühlberg tunnel (366 m) 37.10 Degersheim summit 798.7 m 39.50 Degersheim West since 2003 762.9 m 42.42 Mogelsberg 714.8 m Schoren tunnel (141 m) 46.40 Brunnadern-Neckertal 654.4 m Wasserfluh Tunnel (3556 m) SBB line from Wil S9 50.69 Lichtensteig Keilbahnhof 615.5 m left track owned by SBB until 2006 53.16 20.01 Wattwil ↑S9 613.6 m SBB Ricken line to Ziegelbrücke VAE S4 Wattwil–Ebnat-Kappel section leased by SBB until 2006 24.86 0.00 Ebnat-Kappel 630.1 m 4.26 Krummenau 713.0 m 7.85 Nesslau-Neu St. Johann ↑S2 758.7 m

Source: Swiss railway atlas

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