Template:Treuchtlingen–Nuremberg railway

Treuchtlingen–Nuremberg railway
km elev (M) or length (m) in metres Nuremberg–Feucht railway to Feucht S2 S3 Nuremberg–Regensburg railway to Regensburg Nuremberg–Ingolstadt high-speed railway to Ingolstadt Nuremberg–Schwandorf railway to Schwandorf S1 Nuremberg–Cheb railway to Cheb 61.8 Nuremberg Hbf ↑S3 S4↓ 312 M Nuremberg–Bamberg railway to Bamberg S1 Nuremberg–Würzburg railway to Würzburg (main line) Nürnberg-Steinbühl Nuremberg–Crailsheim railway to Crailsheim S4 60.2 A 73 Frankenschnellweg 58.9 Nürnberg-Sandreuth ¶ 58.9 B 4 R 58.6 ← to Nuremberg marshalling yard to Nuremberg main goods yard → 58.0 Nuremberg ring railway 57.5 South-west Tangent Rhine–Main–Danube Canal 107 m Nürnberg-Eibach crossover 56.6 Nürnberg-Eibach ¶ Port of Nuremberg branch 54.4 flying junction ↑ left hand operation 53.4 Nürnberg-Reichelsdorf ¶ 314 M Nürnberg-Reichelsdorf crossover 51.8 Reichelsdorfer Keller ¶ 51.0 Rednitz viaduct, Katzwang 181 m 50.4 Katzwang ¶ 325 M Schwabach-Limbach crossover 48.4 Schwabach-Limbach ¶ 46.7 Schwabach 339 M 46.6 B 2 45.8 A 6 43.4 Rednitzhembach crossover 43.4 Rednitzhembach ¶ 39.3 Büchenbach crossover 39.3 Büchenbach ¶ Aurach 75 m 36.2 Roth ↑S2 341 M 36.2 Roth–Greding railway to Hilpoltstein 32.4 Unterheckenhofen Fränkische Rezat 68 m 27.8 Georgensgmünd 357 M Georgensgmünd–Spalt railway to Spalt 24.0 Mühlstetten Brombach viaduct Höbach viaduct 18.1 Pleinfeld Pleinfeld–Gunzenhausen railway to Gunzenhausen 13.1 Ellingen (Bayern) 398 M 8.8 Weißenburg in Bayern factory sidings 3.8 Grönhart 3.4 Grönhart substation siding Altmühl Treuchtlingen–Würzburg railway to Würzburg 0.0 34.5 Treuchtlingen 420 M Munich–Treuchtlingen railway to Ingolstadt to Donauwörth km   elev (M) or length (m) in metres ¶ passenger operations transferred to the  Nuremberg–Roth S-Bahn line on 9 June 2001
Source: German railway atlas

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