Template:Randsfjorden Line

Randsfjorden Line
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elev (M) or length (m) in metres km 141.4 M 142.41 Randsfjord 1868 Styggdal 1931 140.15 Hen end point Norema 138.40 Eggemoen 1944 136.98 Marigård 1931 Vågård 1930 Østlandske Spennbetong Geiteryggen 1944 Østlandske Spennbetong Skytebanen 1931 Østlandske Spennbetong E16 Hensmoen Hen gravel pit Sperillen Line branch line 156.7 M 130.92 Hen 1868 151 m Ådalselva Ådalen 1931 Begna 1931 E16 Hofsfoss 1931 Norske Skog Follum Frydenlund 1931 c.15 m Soknedalsveien Rv35 Bergen Line 96.8 M 124.21 Hønefoss 1868 Roa-Hønefoss Line Nyveien underpass 1931 Tolpinrud 1953 c.100 m E16 Pålsgård broovergang 1931 173.8 m Bjerke Bridge over Sogna and Rv35 68.6 M 118.03 Ask 1868 Muggerud 1932 Egge 1931 Veholt 1931 Maurerud 1932 112.31 Tangen 1946 Støa 1931 56 m Skjærdalen 78.9 M 110.68 Tyristrand 1867 109.66 Hagabru 1931 Haugstangen 1931 Mitten 1931 74.2 M 105.19 Nakkerud 1874 c.20 m Henoa Fjellstangen 1931 Lerskallen 1950 Ås 1931 83.7 M 101.37 Drolsum 1903 Tørhaug 1931 Hervik 1931 Krøderen Line 67.1 M 95.91 Vikersund 1866 Rv284 66.2 M 91.45 Geithus 1875 Rv35 132.5 m Kattfoss bru over Drammenselva 90.35 Kattfoss 1956 88.60 Linnerud 1953 Rv287 22.7 M 85.37 Åmot 1866 103 m Døvikfoss bru over Drammenselva 81.89 Hassel 1961 17.1 M 79.78 Skotselv 1866 129 m Bingselva 4.6 M 75.20 Burud 1875 Hellefoss 1932 112.5 m Hoenselva to Sørlandet Line c.20 m Vestre Brugate Rv35 8.0 M 70.22 Hokksund 1866 25 m Vestfosselva industrial line 20 m Loselva 5.4 M 67.00 Steinberg 1906 85 m E134 5.2 M 64.03 Mjøndalen 1866 26 m E134 Rygkollen gravel pit Dalerovergangen Fv35 59.89 Daler 1966 7.2 M 57.13 Pukerud 1915 8.0 M 55.27 Gulskogen 1868 54.00 Sundland shunting Vestfold Line Nybyen freight terminal c.40 m Kreftings gate Rv282 2.2 M 52.86 Drammen 1866 Drammen Line elev (M) or length (m) km in metres
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This is a route-map template for the Randsfjorden Line, a railway in Norway.

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