The Bohinj Railway

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Pearls of the iron road

THE BOHINJ RAILWAY Beljak/Villach (A)

Jesenice Kočna Vintgar Podhom

www.bled.si

Bled Jezero Bohinjska Bela

www.bohinj.si Bohinjska Bistrica

Ljubljana Nomenj

Bohinj tunnel

Podbrdo

www.visit-soca.com

Hudajužna Most na Soči

Podmelec Grahovo

Bridge and viaduct across the Idrijca River

Avče Kanal Anhovo Plave Solkan Bridge

Car-train stop:

Solkan Nova Gorica

Timetable: www.slo-zeleznice.si

Sežana Bohinjska proga_zgibanka A4_ANG.indd 1

Sights along the Bohinj railway • Construction period: 1900-1906 • 10.400 railway builders • Max. railway grade: 26 ‰ • Railway length (Jesenice–Sežana): 130 km • 31 railway stations and stops • 53 bridges and viaducts • 259 bridging structures • 36 tunnels (total length: 18.7 km) • 5 arcades • The Bohinj tunnel represents the technically most demanding structure of the entire railway and at the same time the longest railway tunnel in Slovenia (6.327 m). • The bridge and viaduct across the Idrijca River in Bača pri Modreju is the longest bridging structure of the Bohinj railway (258 m). • The Solkan Bridge is the largest stone arch bridge among railway bridges in the world (85 m).

Ajdovščina 11.1.2017 18:17:18


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