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ENGLISH Burngullow Jc Looe Plymouth Alderney South Devon Kingswear Railway St KEY to ATLAS LINE TYPES Multiple track main line with inter-city services . HSL denotes a purpose-built High Speed Line. Single track main line with inter-city services . Multiple track secondary line . Single track secondary line. Multiple track freight line. Single track freight line. Line out of use (OOU). The above lines are built to the normal gauge for the country concerned. Ireland uses 1600 mm gauge; Spain and Portugal use the Iberian 1668 mm broad gauge. Finland, Russia, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Belarus, Ukraine and Moldova use the Russian 1520 mm broad gauge; (Finland 1524 mm). All other countries use the European 1435 mm standard gauge. Localised variations and gauge change over points are noted on the maps. Multiple track narrow gauge lines. The gauge is stated on the maps. Single track narrow gauge line. Narrow gauge lines out of use (OOU). LINE COLOURS Black = Non-electrified. Red = 25kV a/c electrification. Blue = 15kV a/c electrification. Brown = 3000V d/c electrification. Green = 1500V d/c electrification. Orange = Electrification at less than 1500V d/c. The voltage stated on the maps. Lavender = 750V d/c third-rail electrification. Grey = Proposed lines; electrification system noted beside it where relevant. Pink = Heritage railways. The steam engine symbol denotes steam traction on some trains. The few electrified heritage railways have a note as to their electrification system. All unusual electrification systems are noted on the maps and shown in the nearest suitable colour. UE (in the relevant colour) denotes a line undergoing electrification work. LOCATIONS & SYMBOLS Passenger station - Heritage line station - Proposed station - Border customs station. Local spellings are used as these are what travellers will encounter. A station name shown in bold red denotes a major station, international airport station or major tourist location. H Heritage trains operate regularly over what is normally a freight railway. Freight or other non-passenger location. National border. Selected major tunnels. Tauernbahn Line name. Trolleys or rail-cycles are available for hire on this line. PFC Proposed for Closure. OOU Out of Use. Railway museum at or near this location. Keys are available in other languages from the website: www.europeanrailwayatlas.com A B C F I Ylivieska 3A1 3B1 3C1 N Karhukangas Nivala L Sukeva A bus service operates between Eskola Maanselka Nurmes and Kajaani (3B1) A Kannus N Haapajärvi Pyhäsalmi Valtimo Kiuruvesi Kauppilanmäki Nurmes D Pyhäkumpu Höljäkkä Runni Iisalmi Kohtavaara Lieksa 5 Kylänlahti Lapinlahti Pankakoski FINLAND Pihtipudas Vuonislahti Kinahmi Alapitkä Sänkimäki PFC Keitelepohja Juankoski Siilinjärvi Kemira Uimaharju Kuopio Luikonlahti Kannonkoski Vuonos Kontiolahti Eno Kuopio Ilomantsi Sysmajärvi Joensuu Joensuu Saarijärvi Iisvesi Viinijärvi Äänekoski Yläkoski Suonenjoki Tuupovaara Tuuri Joensuu to Pieksämäki has Suolahti a limited service - PFC Eläinpuisto-Zoo Jyväskylä to Hammaslahti Äänekoski is UE Ähtäri Heinävesi 4 Myllymäki Jyväskylä Laukaa Vihtari Säkäniemi PFC Venetmäki Hankasalmi Pieksämäki Syrjä Niirala Haapamäki Steam Pihlajavesi Petäjävesi Varkaus Kitee Värtsilä Locomotive Park Lievestuore Huutokoski Joroinen To Петрозаводск Haapamäki Keuruu PFC Jyväskylä Loukolampi Puhos There is a bus service between Petrozavodzk Kolho Savonlinna and Pieksämäki Muurame Маткаселькя Rantasalmi Savonlinna Matkaselkya Vilppula Kesälahti Mänttä Saaskoski Haukivuori PFC Kalvitsa Savonlinna Poiksilta Korkeakoski Jämsä Jämsänkoski Hiirola Punkaharju Сортавала Kaipola Saari Sortavala Juupajoki Otava Satama Mikkeli Otava Parikkala Orivesi Rasinsuo to Lauritsala Simpele Mynttilä and Joutseno to Imatra Элисенваара Elisenvaara Haviseva Main line railways in Finland are built to Ristiinan are to be double tracked Laikko 1524 mm gauge, slightly wider than the Mäntyharju Teollisuusrata 3 Rautjärvi Russian 1520 mm gauge Хийтола Khiytola Imatra Кузнечное Kuznechnoye Valkeakoski Heinola Imatrankoski Hillosensalmi Joutseno Lauritsala Светогорск Приозерск Priozersk Svetogorsk Lappeenranta Mustolan Satama Parola Niemi Kouvola Rasinsuo Ittala Salpausselkä & Yard Luumäki (Winter sports centre) Nastola Hämeenlinna Kuusankoski Hakosilta Jc Taavetti Vainikkala Каменогорск Turenki Lahti Бусловская Kamenogorsk Лосево Kausala Losevo Ryttylä Koria Buslovskaya Выборг Vyborg Сосново HSL Inkeroinen Sosnovo Riihimäki Juurikorpi Высоцк National Mäntsälä Vysotsk Railway Hyvinkää Порово Popovo Museum Kymi Hamina RUSSIA Rajamäki Haarajoki Karhula Приморск Hinthaara Nikkilä Kotka Satama Primorsk Зеленогорск Kerava Porvoo Loviisan (Harbour) Zelenogorsk 2 Nummela Porvoon Satama Olli museorautatie Sköldvik 1. Санкт-Петербург Финляндский St. Peterburg Finlyandskiy 4 Moskva To Espoo Vuosaari Yard & Port 2. Санкт-Петербург Балтийский St. Peterburg Baltiyskiy Краснофлотск Lohja Лебяжье 1 Helsinki 3. Санкт-Петербург Витебский St. Peterburg Vitebskiy Krasnoflotsk Lebyazhe 3 St. Peterburg 4. Санкт-Петербург Главный St. Peterburg Glavny Калище 5 6 Siuntio 2 Kirkkonummi 5. Санкт-Петербург Ладожский St. Peterburg Ladozhskiy Kalishche Inkoo 6. Санкт-Петербург Нева St. Peterburg Neva Ruskeasanta Hiekkaharju GULF OF FINLAND Усть-Луга Viinikkala Ust-Luga Helsinki- Tikkurila Kohtla-Järve Vantaankoski Lentoasema (Oil shale) Narva (Airport) Нарва Viimsi Kohtla- Jõhvi Muuga Port Kunda Kloogaranna Tallinn Nõmme Oru Vaivara Maardu Sonda Helsinki Kehra Kadrina Huopalahti Paldiski Pääsküla Ивангород Lagedi Kivõli Käpylä 1 Tapa Rakvere Kabala Ahtme Ivangorod Leppävaara Oulunkylä Kohtla Power Klooga Keila Liiva Aegviidu station Estonia Mine Pasila Yard & Depot Kohila Tamsalu Ilmala Laitse (Väike-Pungerja) Сланцы Pasila Slantsi Riisipere Rapla ESTONIA Rakke RUSSIA Helsinki Lelle Гдов 114B3 114B4 Gdov M 60 40 20 0 40 80 km 7 G N A R B A R E T T I I I 14 14 1 2 3 4 5 13C1 13C2 13C3 Brecon Mountain Rly 13C4 13C5 Carmarthen Ffairfach 1’ 11½” (600 mm) gauge Gloucester Whitland Torpantau Clarbeston Llandybie c Haverfordwest Severn Shore h J Road Ammanford WALES Pant Ebbw Vale Abergavenny dis Line an e Narberth Pantyffynnon Town St us West Wales Onllwyn Merthyr Rhymney c North & Parkend ho Johnston Gwaen-cae 7 s ne Lines Cwmmawr Tydfil West Line Dean Forest es to d Golden Valley Line Gurwen Tower 6 8 n S rou Milford Haven Saundersfoot Railway arp St 1 h Sapperton Tunnel Kidwelly Pontarddulais Aberdare Llanhilleth Ponytypool S 17A1 Llangennech Lydney f Pembroke Dock Treherbert & New Inn Cam & Swindon & Tenby Bynea Berkeley Cricklade Railway Llanelli Neath Dursley Kemble 5 Cwmbran Chepstow Porth 2 Hayes Knoll Swansea Maesteg Tytherington NE-SW d Machen UE to Line Taw Valley Halt Port Cardiff Severn Tunnel Swansea Talbot Pontypridd 4m 628y A Docks Severn Chipping Sodbury UE M Parkway Tondu Pontyclun Caerphilly Newport Tunnel Beach Yate Swindon Margam Cardiff Queen St. GWML Wootton STEAM GWR South Wales 10 4 Bristol Parkway Bridgend Portishead 3 UE to BTM Bassett Jc Railway Museum 30 Main Line b Cardiff Central Oldland Common Chippenham Nailsea g Cardiff Barry Penarth Avon Riverside Thingley Jc Bristol Llantwit Major Yatton 9 Box Berks & Barry Island Temple Tunnel Rhoose Bristol Melksham Hants Line 20 BRISTOL CHANNEL e Meads Bath Spa Weston-super-Mare Bradford-upon-Avon Trowbridge Pewsey Midsomer Norton Westbury Chilcompton a Lynton Bristol & 1. Cwmgwrach Woody Bay Highbridge & Exeter Line Whatley Warminster Burnham-on-Sea Merehead 2. Abercynon Killington Lane (temp) Mendip Vale 10 Lundy Minehead Frome Wessex Line 3. Filton Abbey Wood Wistlandpound Halt East Somerset Railway Williton Cranmore Witham East 4. Avonmouth Lynton & Barnstaple Railway Washford Wilton Bridgwater Somerset Jc 5. Pontycymmer 1’11½” (600 mm) gauge Castle Cary Parkway West Somerset Bruton Tisbury 6. Cwm Bargoed Barnstaple Railway Cogload Jc 7. Whistle Inn Salisbury 17B1 0 Bishops 8. Blaenavon Tarka Line Lydeard Berks & Gillingham West of 9. Keynsham Umberleigh Taunton Hants Line England Line B 10. Royal Portbury Docks Templecombe 10 Yeovil Pen Mill a. Somerset & Dorset Railway Tiverton Shillingstone Bristol & Sherborne b. Avon Valley Railway Parkway Exeter Line Yeovil Junction Station Project 20 c. Pontypool & Blaenavon Railway ENGLAND Eggesford Shillingstone d. Garw Valley Railway Crewkerne Heart of Wessex Line e. Barry Tourist Railway Yeoford Cranbrook Sampford Courtnay Honiton West of South Western Bow Crediton Feniton Maiden f. Vale of Berkeley Railway (Summer Sundays only) England Line Newton Main Line 30 g. Bristol Harbour Railway Okehampton Axminster Dorchester South Bournemouth (Summer Sundays only) Whimple Colyton Dartmoor Exeter St. David’s Seaton Wareham Christchurch Railway Pinhoe Dorchester West Poole 40 Launceston Steam Railway Exeter Central Bournemouth West Depot Meldon Topsham Seaton & District Moreton 1’ 11½” (600 mm) gauge Viaduct Electric Tramway New Mills Launceston 2’ 9” gauge - 120V d/c Norden Corfe Castle Proposed for reopening Exmouth 50 Weymouth Swanage Swanage Railway Heathfield Bodmin & Wenford Tavistock Dawlish Steam Railway Gunnislake There is a through passenger service Wadebridge Bodmin Newton Abbot Teignmouth South Devon Railway between Swanage and Wareham 60 Grogley Halt General Bodmin Calstock Torre during the summer. Not daily. Boscarne Junction Parkway Liskeard Bere Buckfastleigh Torquay 17C1 Alston Newquay St. Colomb Menheniot Totnes Littlehempston Road Saltash Paignton km Par Lostwithiel Totnes C Parkandillack St. Blazey St. Germans Ivybridge Churston ENGLISH Burngullow Jc Looe Plymouth Alderney South Devon Kingswear Railway St. Austell Fowey
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