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Gjøvik Line
km opened 123.83 Gjøvik 1902 Hunnselva (29 m) industrial siding Rv4 (76 m) Norwegian Oil Kirkeby 1929 Øveraasen engine factory Rv33 Minnesundvegen (c. 80 m) Kolonien 1929 119.38 Nygard 1902–2006 Skogli 1929 Rv4 115.11 Breiskallen 1902 Myhre 1929 Solhaug 1929 Raufoss torv 1929 Fv82 Østvollvegen 111.70 Raufoss 1901 Hunnselva industrial siding Rv4 (c. 70 m) Roksvoll 1929 Rv246 Røstøenvegen (28 m) 106.65 Reinsvoll 1901 Skreia Line Rv4 Bruflat 1929 Fiskevollen 1940 100.89 Eina 1901 Einavatnet (21 m) Valdres Line 96.93 Hågår 1901 91.80 Kutjern 1902 86.12 Hennung 1923–2006 81.23 Bleiken 1901 Fv44 Hennungvegen Rv34 Røykenviklinna Røykenvik Line 1957 71.92 Jaren 1900 69.60 Nordtangen 1961–2006 67.66 Gran 1900 61.13 Lunner 1900 Rv35 Roa–Hønefoss Line 57.74 Roa 1909 Røste tunnel (172 m) Kleiva tunnel (197 m) 53.39 Grua 1901 Grua tunnel (278 m) 50.47 Rundelen 1964 49.11 Bjørgeseter 47.18 Viubråtån 1937 45.74 Harestua 1984 44.03 Harestua 1901–2012 40.83 Stryken (seasonal) 1917 Rv4 Hadelandsveien Hakadalselva (21 m) 34.48 Elnes 1939–2006 32.07 Hakadal 1900 30.35 Varingskollen 1934 27.73 Åneby 1905 Åneby tunnel (177 m) 24.26 Nittedal 1900 Movatn tunnel (175 m) 19.34 Movatn 1927 17.68 Snippen 1934 15.85 Sandermosen 1909–2006 Rådalen tunnel II (24 m) Rådalen tunnel I (55 m) Kjelsås Bridge 10.28 Kjelsås 1900 (34 m) Rv150 Rolf Wickstrøms vei (26 m) 8.30 Nydalen 1946 Christiania Spigerverk T-banen Storo 6.82 Grefsen 1900 Hans Nielsen Hauges gate (22 m) Rv4 Trondheimsveien grain silo Alna Line 4.45 Tøyen 1904 tunnel (c. 400 m) Gardermoen Line Trunk Line to Vålerenga 2.57 Gardermoen Line to Etterstad 2.17 Kværner 1957–1977 Rv190 (34 m) Rv161 St. Halvards gate Østfold Line to Grønland 0.27 Oslo Central 1854 Oslo Tunnel 1980 km opened

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