Cologne–Aachen high-speed railway
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km elev HSL to Frankfurt and line to Düsseldorf Hohenzollern Bridge (from Köln Messe/Deutz) Cologne Stadtbahn 0.0 Cologne 0.8 Köln Hansaring 0.8 Köln Hansaring turnback facility 1.4 to Cologne depot West Rhine Railway to Köln West West Lower Rhine Railway to Köln-Nippes 2.0 Köln-Nippes–Köln West freight line Herkulesstraße junction from Köln West S-Bahn Flying junction 3.2 Cologne Stadtbahn 3.7 Köln-Ehrenfeld Köln-Ehrenfeld freight yard Cologne–Frechen line (HGK) 5.9 Köln-Müngersdorf Technologiepark to Mönchengladbach 9.0 Lövenich (former station) 9.7 Lövenich (S-Bahn) 11.1 Köln-Weiden West 13.8 Frechen-Königsdorf 15.0 start of cutting (former Königsdorf Tunnel) 16.5 North-South Railway (RWE Power) 16.6 start of cutting (former Königsdorf Tunnel) 18.5 Erft Railway to Neuss 18.7 Horrem former Bergheim District Railway to Mödrath Erft 21.4 Sindorf crossover 21.4 Sindorf 22.4 Sindorf 22.6 Sindorf siding 26.0 Dorsfeld 27.8 Buir crossover 30.3 Buir 35.0 Merzenich former line from Neuss 35.7 Merzenich crossover 37.3 Düren Vorbf former bypass curve to Euskirchen[1][page needed] former Distelrath–Schneidhausen line 39.0 from Euskirchen from Distelrath 39.1 from Jülich 39.2 Düren DKB tramway Düren–Kreuzau 39.8 to Heimbach Rur (Düren triangular truss bridge) 42.2 Hubertushof crossover, siding Derichsweiler 48.9 Langerwehe (link line to Inde Valley Railway 54.1 Nothberg (until Dec 2009) Jägerspfad (last level crossing until April 2020) 56.9 Eschweiler Hbf 57.0 Ichenberg Tunnel (95 m) 57.9 Three arch bridge (Inde) 58.0 Inde Valley Railway 59.8 Stolberg (Rheinl) freight yard 60.3 to Eupen 60.3 Stolberg (Rheinl) Hbf Stolberg (Rheinl) part V to Herzogenrath Nirm Tunnel 125 m Eilendorf Tunnel 357 m 64.9 Eilendorf from Aachen Nord Aachen-Rothe Erde Wertz (siding) 67.0 Aachen-Rothe freight yard former line from Hahn 68.2 Aachen-Rothe Erde Moltkebahnhof Burtscheid Viaduct 277 m 70.2 Aachen Hbf to Mönchengladbach 72.9 Aachen Süd Busch Tunne 691 m 77.0 Germany Belgium national border main line and HSL 3 to Liège
Source: German railway atlas[2]
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