Template:Basel–Biel railway

km elev from Mulhouse Basel Bad. Bf. 123.0 Basel SBB SBB line to Olten and Zürich Basel trams Wolf tunnel 212 m 121.0 Basel Dreispitz connecting curve from Muttenz Birs bridge right: 44 m left: 46 m Basel–Dornach railway 118.3 Münchenstein Basel–Dornach railway 115.5 Dornach-Arlesheim 113.0 Aesch Angenstein tunnel 64 m 111.0 Duggingen 108.8 Grellingen lower Kessiloch bridge 100 m upper Kessiloch bridge 91 m 103.5 Zwingen 100.6 Laufen 97.5 Bärschwil (closed halt) Bärschwil tunnel 116 m Liesberg tunnel 184 m 94.2 Liesberg (closed halt) Birs bridge, Soyhières 44 m 88.5 Soyhières (closed halt) 84.6 Delémont reversal SBB line to Porrentruy–Delle 81.1 Courrendlin (closed halt) Choindez tunnels: II 165 m III 255 m Choindez I tunnel 30 m 79.2 Choindez (closed halt) Verrerie-de-Roches tunnel 112 m Verrerie-de-Moutier tunnel 32 m 75.8 Roches (closed halt) Moutier I tunnel 31 m Moutier II tunnel 11 m Moutier III tunnel 7 m Moutier IV tunnel 8 m Moutier V tunnel 60 m Moutier VI tunnel 23 m Moutier VII tunnel 54 m Moutier VIII tunnel 18 m Moutier IX tunnel 13 m BLS line from Solothurn 73.4 0.0 Moutier SBB line to Tavannes–Sonceboz Grenchenberg tunnel 8578 m Oberdorf bridge 272 m 10.7 Grenchen Nord Mösli viaduct 285 m 13.0 SBB line from Solothurn and Olten 13.0 88.0 Lengnau (stop only for trains to/from Solothurn) 90.2 Pieterlen (stop only for trains to/from Solothurn) 94.0 Biel/Bienne Bözingenfeld/​Champ (stop only for trains to/from Solothurn) 95.8 Biel Mett (stop only for trains to/from Solothurn) 98.0 SBB line to/from Bern ASm line from Ins 99.4 33.8 Biel/Bienne SBB line to La Chaux-de-Fonds SBB line to Neuchâtel

Source: Swiss railway atlas

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