Template:Montreux–Lenk im Simmental railway

Montreux–Lenk im Simmental
km elev SBB from Lausanne 0.1 Montreux 396 m SBB to Brig MVR to Rochers-de-Naye Montreux tunnel (184 m) 0.7 Montreux-Collège 430 m 1.0 Vuarennes 445 m 1.5 Belmont-sur-Montreux 465 m 1.8 Collondalles 476 m 2.2 Châtelard VD 500 m A9 (110 m) 2.7 Planchamp 523 m from Clarens (until 1955) (82m) from Blonay (until 1955) 3.3 Fontanivent 560 m 4.3 Chernex 600 m 5.5 Sonzier 655 m 7.2 Chamby (Keilbahnhof) 748 m 7.2 to Blonay Chamby (314 m) 9.2 Sendy-Sollard 870 m Bois des Chenaux bridge (93 m) 10.9 Les Avants Sonloup funicular 970 m Les Avants (153 m) Râpes-de-Jor I (45 m) Râpes-de-Jor II (17 m) Râpes-de-Jor III (23 m) Râpes-de-Jor IV (64 m) Râpes-de-Jor V (25 m) Râpes-de-Jor VI (33 m) 12.6 Jor 1084 m Jaman (2424 m) 15.2 Les Cases 1111 m 17.0 Allières 1006 m Gîtes (76 m) Botze (40 m) Flon (45 m) 20.4 Les Sciernes 882 m Sciernes (52 m) Hongrin (45 m) Montbovon (162 m) 22.1 TPF line from Bulle 22.1 Montbovon 797 m Tine (161 m) 25.0 La Tine 850 m Lauciau (46 m) 28.2 Rossinière 891 m 29.4 La Chaudanne-Les Moulins 886 m Chaudanne (190 m) 32.7 Château-d'Œx 965 m 33.5 Château-d'Œx La Palaz 980 m 34.6 Les Granges-Gérignoz 997 m 36.1 Les Combes as of 1933 994 m Flendruz (118 m) 37.4 Flendruz 980 m Rougemont (98 m) 39.3 Rougemont 992 m Vanel (61 m) 40.57 Vanel 1935–1982 Vanel (473 m) (opened 9 June 1991) 43.2 Saanen 1011 m 45.6 Gstaad 1050 m Grubenbach (109 m) 48.1 Gruben 1140 m 50.7 Schönried 1230 m 52.9 Saanenmöser 1269 m aerial cablecar Saanenwald-Saanerslochgrat Saanenmöser (90 m) Kaltenbrunnen (165 m) 56.6 Oeschseite 1151 m 59.5 Halten 1057 m Moosbach (458 m) Moosbach (62 m) 62.2 Zweisimmen 941 m to Spiez aerial cablecar to Eggweid-Rinderberg 63.9 Blankenburg 957 m 66.8 Stöckli 967 m 68.6 St. Stephan 996 m 70.7 Matten 1023 m 73.6 Boden 1037 m 75.1 Lenk im Simmental 1068 m

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