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Distances between stations Switzerland

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LouJ

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Is there any web site or other method of establishing distances between stations in Switzerland?

I am particulalrly interested in the section between Arth Goldau and Luzern but would also be interested in other routes.
 
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Luzern to Arth-Goldau via Küssnacht am Rigi is 27.79km, via Rotkreuz is 34.64km.

There is a book "Continental Miles & Chains" by Stuart Clarke with all the Swiss distances in, though I am not sure if Stuart still has any available. His e-mail address is available on this link if you want to drop him a line.
 

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Hi Lou,

That's a real easy one.

Go to

Fahrplanfelder.ch (the ‘proper’ printed Swiss timetable in on line form):

http://www.fahrplanfelder.ch/en/welcome/

In the ‘archives/graphic timetables’ section is nearly every Swiss line (certainly all SBB lines). The graphic timetable not only gives you the exact location of every train all day, each graphic has a gradient profile and distances to one side

Here’s the link
http://www.fahrplanfelder.ch/en/archives/


Arth Goldau – Luzern (the ‘direct’ route via Meggen) is route 53:

http://www.fahrplanfelder.ch/fileadmin/fap_pdf_graphic_tt/G53.pdf


But of course many Arth Goldau – Luzern trains now go via Immensee so you’ll have to check other graphics if you want that route


Lou, if you recall, back in March I gave you the link to Fahrplanfelder.ch when I cited that Switzerland was the best country for resources about rail geography and scheduling:

http://www.railforums.co.uk/showthread.php?t=43142


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LouJ

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Thanks for the info.

I remember the link but hadn't found the archive section (or probably not realised what was in it!)
 
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