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The Lötschberg Base Tunnel is a major railway tunnel spanning 34.6 kilometers through the Bernese Alps in Switzerland. Completed and opened to rail traffic in 2007, the structure is a core component of Switzerland's New Railway Link through the Alps project. It provides a flat, high-speed transit ro...
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High-performing Swiss base tunnel, major freight and passenger upgrade; partial single-track completion limits full consensus.
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The Lötschberg Tunnel is a 14.6-kilometer railway tunnel located in the Bernese Alps of Switzerland. Opened in 1913, the structure connects the cantons of Bern and Valais and functioned as the primary mountain rail crossing in the region for nearly a century. It remains a key component of the Swiss...
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Historic Swiss Alpine rail crossing, reliable and scenic corridor; older high-level alignment less efficient than base tunnel.
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A multi-purpose electric locomotive built by ABB for Swiss operator BLS Lötschbergbahn in the 1990s, capable of hauling both passenger and freight trains across the Swiss network.
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