BVZ Zermatt-Bahn - History

History

Brig–Visp-Zermatt
Legend
0.00 Zermatt 1,605.2 m above Sea
Siding connection to Gornergratbahn
Schafgrabengalerie260 m
Spissfluhtunnel36 m
Lugelwang-Galerie322 m
Schusslaui-Galerie235 m
Galerie Schilten/Kalter Boden729 m
2.90 Kalter Boden passing loop
Täschwanggalerie637 m
Täschsandbrücke35 m
Täschsand passing loop
5.61 Täsch 1,437.6 m above Sea
9.93 Randa 1,405.9 m above Sea
13.41 Herbriggen 1,253.9 m above Sea
14.71 Mattsand passing loop
Mattwaldbrücke31 m
Blattbachtunnel131 m
19.01 St. Niklaus 1,126.7 m above Sea
Jungbachgalerie290 m
Sellibrücke75 m
21.98 Kipferwald passing loop
Kipfenbrücke146 m
Tschongbachgalerie115 m
24.21 Kalpetran 896.7 m above Sea
Faulkinnbrücke II27 m
Faulkinnbrücke I25 m
Faulkinntunnel20 m
Tunnel Unter Mühlebach90 m
Mühlebachviadukt67 m
Mühlebachtunnel31 m
Merlenbirkentunnel28 m
Lochgrabentunnel45 m
Nassbäumentunnel58 m
27.72 Stalden-Saas 799.4 m above Sea
Ackersandbrücke47 m
28.91 Ackersand passing loop 697.7 m above Sea
Ritibrücke
Neue Brücke
34.32 Vispersand
E 62
former Visp Depot
35.08 Visp 650 m above Sea
Eyholz
40.04 Gamsensand passing loop
Gamsen
Glisergrund Depot
Saltinabrücke19 m
former Brig Depot (FO)
former FO line to Disentis
43.98 Briguntil 2007: terminal station 671.7 m above Sea
FO to Disentis (since 2007)

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