Template:Meråker Line

Meråker Line
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opened km elev (M) or length (m) in metres Dovre Line Stavne–Leangen line 1881 0.00 Trondheim S 5.1 M 0.51 Nidelva 190 m 1904 0.99 Lademoen/ Nedre Elvehavn 6.0 M 1.02 to Nedre Elvehavn 1967 1.77 Lilleby 1989 2.91 Ladalen Stavne–Leangen line 1881 3.49 Leangen 33.6 M 1909 4.45 Rotvoll 1899 4.91 Charlottenlund 6.63 Presthus industrial track to Ranheim Papirfabrikk 1881 7.42 Ranheim 10.4 M Være 11.08 Hundhammeren 11.71 Saksvik 1893 12.69 Vikhammer 4.7 M 13.76 Vikhamarløkka 1881 14.77 Malvik 7.8 M 15.53 Haugan 15.90 Nedre Malvik 16.62 Torp 1898 18.55 Midtsandan 11.0 M 20.36 Roten 1912 22.30 Hallstad to Hommelvik harbor 1881 23.14 Hommelvik 8.0 M 23.75 Homla 85.8 m 2012 Gevingåsen Tunnel 4,400 m to Hommelvik Port 1959 25.10 Solbakken 27.68 to Muruvika 1921 27.70 Muruvik 1881 31.54 Hell 3.2 M Nordland Line 1912 36.04 Eidum to Ystihammran 1881 42.20 Hegra 1897 51.07 Sona 1881 57.30 Flornes 1881 72.02 Gudå Stjørdalselva 83.8 m 1881 81.08 Meråker 219.6 M Meråker Smelteverk 1899 88.30 Kopperå 328.5 M 1908 93.81 Tovmodalen 1973 96.80 Myra 1951 97.68 Krigshaugen 1906 100.44 Teveldal 102.23 Norway Sweden border 106.0 Storlien Mittbanan Östersund km elev (M) or length (m) in metres
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This is a route-map template for the Meråker Line, a railway in Norway.

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