Template:Ligne de Sceaux RDT

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km Opened RER B towards Châtelet–Les Halles 1.4 Luxembourg 1893 0.7 Port-Royal 1893 0.0 Paris-D'Enfer now Denfert-Rochereau 1846 former D'Enfer loop 1.5 Sceaux-Ceinture now Cité Universitaire ; Petite Ceinture 1891 1.55 Gentilly Tunnel 1935 2.0 1935 2.1 Gentilly 1891 3.2 Laplace 1891 4.1 Arcueil–Cachan 1846 5.2 Bagneux 1930 6.3 6.8 Bourg-la-Reine 1846 8.0 Sceaux 1893 8.8 Fontenay now Fontenay-aux-Roses 1846 10.2 Sceaux-Robinson now Robinson 1846 8.0 La Croix de Berny 1854 8.8 Antony 1854 11.9 from Juvisy via Grande Ceinture 12.0 Massy–Verrières 1854 13.5 Massy now Massy-Palaiseau 1852 14.4 to Chartres via Limours-État and Gallardon-Pont 1930 14.8 Palaiseau to Versailles via Grande Ceinture 1854 16.1 Palaiseau–Villebon 1854 18.1 Lozère 1854 19.5 Le Guichet 1854 20.3 Les Planches 1852 20.7 Orsay-Ville 1854 22.0 Bures-sur-Yvette 1891 24.2 Gif-sur-Yvette 1867 27.1 Courcelle-sur-Yvette 1867 29.3 Saint-Rémy-lès-Chevreuse 1867 29.4 Section abandoned in 1939 34.3 Boullay-les-Troux 1867 High point at 176 m 1867 33.5 Limours-État to Massy and to Chartres via Gallardon-Pont 1922 37.8 Limours P.-O. 1867

Source: French railway atlas[1]

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