Template:Drava Valley Railway RDT

km
0.0
Maribor (Marburg (Drau) Hbf in 1943)
0.9
Maribor Tabor
(not listed in 1943)
1.9
Maribor Studenci (not listed in 1943)
2.6
Maribor Sokolska (Marburg (Drau) Kärntnerbf in 1943)
4.8
Marles (not listed in 1943)
5.9
Limbuš (Marburg-Lembach in 1943)
8.1
Bistrica ob Dravi (Feistritz (b Marburg) in 1943)
11.4
Ruše tovarna
12.4
Ruše (Rast in 1943)
Tunnel (230 m)
18.3
Fala (Fall in 1943)
24.8
Ruta (Lorenzen am Bachern in 1943)
27.4
Ožbalt (Kappel (Steierm) in 1943)
34.5
Podvelka (Rottenberg-Fresen in 1943)
39.6
Vuhred elektrarna (Johannesberg in 1943)
43.7
Vuhred (Wuchern-Mahrenberg in 1943)
Wucherbach viaduct
47.7
Sveti Vid (not listed in 1943)
51.7
Vuzenica (Saldenhofen in 1943)
54.1
Trbonjsko jezero (not listed in 1943)
56.1
Trbonje (Trofin in 1943)
59.6
Sveti Danijel (not listed in 1943)
Rekabach viaduct
63.2
Dravograd (Unterdrauburg in 1943)
64.9
Podklanc (not listed in 1943)
69.2
Dobrije (not listed in 1943)
71.0
Ravne na Koroškem (Gutenstein-Streiteben in 1943)
74.3
Prevalje (Prävali in 1943)
tunnel
Holmec tunnel (338 m)
82.0
Holmec (Homberg (Kärnten) in 1943)
82.152
Slovenia
Austria
national border
86.334
Bleiburg
486 m
89.261
St. Michael ob Bleiburg (not listed in 1943)
479 m
90.4
Mahle Filtersysteme Austria siding
Koralm Railway to Klagenfurt Hbf (under construction)
93.430
Mittlern
482 m
100.027
Völkermarkt-Kühnsdorf
441 m
Vellach Valley Railway (until 22 May 1971)
107.223
Tainach-Stein
393 m
110.7
Koralm Railway from Graz Hbf (under construction)
Grafenstein green tunnel (633 m)
114.657
Grafenstein
418 m
124.322
Klagenfurt Ebenthal
441 m
124.092
Klagenfurt Fbf
125.881
Klagenfurt Hbf
440 m
Rosen Valley Railway (to Jesenice)
128.394
Klagenfurt Lend
447 m
129.693
Klagenfurt West
(since 14 December 2014)
130.788
Klagenfurt See
(closed on 21 May 1952)
133.257
Krumpendorf
445 m
137.630
Pritschitz
448 m
139.727
Pörtschach am Wörthersee
448 m
141.302
Leonstein
(closed on 1 October 1967)
142.549
Töschling
445 m
147.883
Velden am Wörthersee
469 m
151.676
Lind-Rosegg
500 m
152.040
Bildstein siding
155.036
Föderlach
505 m
162.207
Villach Seebach
492 m
163.450
Villach Hbf-Ostbf
(goods yard)
164.264
Villach Hbf
498 m
Tauern link line 415 01 (from Villach Westbf)
166.483
Gummern 2 junction
171.384
Omya siding
172.799
Gummern
(closed on 13 December 2014)[1]
174.013
Puch
505 m
177.688
Weißenstein-Kellerberg
506 m
178.744
EVONIK siding
Paternion-Feistritz halt
(since 14 December 2014)
183.163
Paternion-Feistritz
513 m
185.684
Markt Paternion
525 m
187.000
Ferndorf
527 m
188.062
Knauf Insulation siding
191.710
Rothenthurn
520 m
192.324
Danicek siding
200.135
Spittal-Millstätter See
544 m
206.504
Pusarnitz-Süd
(line 407 01 junction)
Tauern Railway (to Schwarzach-St. Veit)
206.652
Lendorf
548 m
210.639
Möllbrücke-Sachsenburg
558 m
213.057
Markt Sachsenburg
562 m
213.148
Hasslacher siding
219.574
Kleblach-Lind
572 m
226.460
Steinfeld im Drautal
582 m
232.075
Greifenburg-Weißensee
590 m
237.365
Berg im Drautal
594 m
241.780
Dellach im Drautal
608 m
246.640
Irschen
609 m
249.856
Oberdrauburg
621 m
Carinthia
Tyrol
state border
257.013
Nikolsdorf
637 m
263.235
Dölsach
653 m
265.280
Verbund siding
265.354
Rossbacher siding
266.170
Liebherr siding
266.222
Landwirt siding
266.680
Lienz Peggetz
(since December 2011)
268.381
Lienz
674 m
278.334
Thal
812 m
280.253
Theurl Leimholz siding
284.497
Mittewald an der Drau
(loading point)
882 m
291.504
Abfaltersbach
1036 m
295.406
Tassenbach
1070 m
295.656
Nordpan siding
297.025
Heinfels
(since 1 February 2020)[2][3]
1078 m
298.627
Sillian
1089 m
301.400
Weitlanbrunn
1111 m
302.246
Holzhof Arnbach siding
302.952
72.568
Austria
Italy
national border
71.668
Winnebach/Prato Drava
1125 m
70.632
Vierschach I
closed in c. 1960s
69.115
Vierschach-Helm/Versciaco-Elmo
(opened 2014)
1137 m
68.819
Vierschach II
(closed 1989)
1138 m
64.509
Innichen/San Candido
(electrication system change)
1176 m
km
Source: Austrian railway atlas[4]

This is a route-map template for the Drava Valley Railway, a railway in Austria.

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  1. ^ "Ausgedient: ÖBB sucht Käufer für den Bahnhof in Gummern" [Discontinued: ÖBB is looking for buyers for the railway station in Gummern]. Kleine Zeitung (in German). 25 December 2014. Archived from the original on 24 March 2016. Retrieved 22 October 2020.
  2. ^ "Neue Haltestelle geplant: Der Zug hält ab Dezember in Heinfels". Tiroler Tageszeitung (in German). 3 June 2019. Retrieved 1 February 2020.
  3. ^ "Ein Bahnhof, in dem noch nie ein Zug gehalten hat". Tiroler Tageszeitung (in German). 20 January 2020. Retrieved 1 February 2020.
  4. ^ Railway Atlas 2010, pp. 77, 86–95, 97.