Chemins de Fer Du Calvados - Line Openings

Line Openings

Opened Section Length (km) Closed
Luc-sur-Mer – Dives-sur-Mer
1891 Luc-sur-Mer – Ouistreham 9 1944
1892 Ouistreham – Bénouville 4 1944
1892 Bénouville – Dives-sur-Mer 15 1932
Luc-sur-Mer – Bayeux
1900 Luc-sur-Mer – Courseulles-sur-Mer 8 1931
1899 Courseulles-sur-Mer – Bayeux 22 1931
1899 Ryes – Arromanches 4 1930
Bénouville – Caen
1893 Bénouville – Caen Saint-Pierre 10 1944
1904 Caen Saint-Pierre – Caen Ouest 2 1944
Isigny-sur-Mer – Balleroy
1896 Isigny-sur-Mer – Grandcamp 10 1929
1900 Grandcamp – Saint-Laurent-sur-Mer 12 1929
1901 Saint-Laurent-sur-Mer – La mine de Littry 20 1929
1904 La mine de Littry – Balleroy 9 1929
Port-en-Bessin – Saint-Martin-des-Besaces
1899 Bayeux – Port-en-Bessin 11 1932
1904 Bayeux – Balleroy 16 1930
1906 Balleroy – Saint-Martin-des-Besaces 25 1930
Caen – Falaise
1902 Caen Ouest – Potigny 32 1933
1902 Potigny – Falaise Château 12 1932
1904 Falaise Château – Falaise 2 1932

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