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Jenbach railway station
Railway station in Tyrol, Austria
Railway station in Tyrol, Austria
| Field | Value | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| name | Jenbach | ||||
| style | ÖBB | ||||
| symbol_location | innsbruck | ||||
| symbol | s-bahn | ||||
| image | BahnhofJenbach.jpg | ||||
| image_caption | The station building | ||||
| address | Bahnhofstraße 4 | ||||
| 6200 Jenbach | |||||
| country | Austria | ||||
| coordinates | |||||
| line | Lower Inn Valley railway | ||||
| Achensee Railway | |||||
| Zillertalbahn | |||||
| platform | 4 main lines | ||||
| 1 Achensee Railway | |||||
| 1 Zillertalbahn | |||||
| owned | Austrian Federal Railways (ÖBB) | ||||
| operator | Austrian Federal Railways (ÖBB) | ||||
| Achensee Railway | |||||
| Zillertalbahn | |||||
| {{Adjacent stations | system1 | DB Fernverkehr | |||
| line1 | ICE 11 | left1=Innsbruck | right1=Wörgl | to-left1=Innsbruck | to-right1=Berlin Gesundbrunnen |
| system11 | ÖBB | ||||
| line11 | EC Zürich-Graz | left11=Innsbruck | right11=Wörgl | note-mid11=(Transalpin) | |
| line12 | NJ Amsterdam/Hamburg-Austria | left12=Innsbruck | right12=Wörgl | to-left12=Innsbruck | to-right12=Amsterdam Centraal or Hamburg-Altona |
| system21 | Tyrol S-Bahn | ||||
| line21 | S4 | left21=Stans (Tyrol) | right21=Münster-Wiesing | ||
| line22 | S5 | left22=Stans (Tyrol) | |||
| map_type | Austria Tyrol#Austria | ||||
| map_caption | Location in Tyrol##Location in Austria | ||||
| map_size | 300 | ||||
| mapframe | yes | ||||
| mapframe-zoom | 15 | ||||
| mapframe-stroke-width | 3 | ||||
| mapframe-marker-color | #009D58 | ||||
| mapframe-stroke-color | #C60C30 | ||||
| mapframe-marker | rail-underground |
6200 Jenbach Achensee Railway Zillertalbahn 1 Achensee Railway 1 Zillertalbahn Achensee Railway Zillertalbahn | mapframe-zoom = 15 | mapframe-stroke-width = 3 | mapframe-marker-color = #009D58 | mapframe-stroke-color = #C60C30 | mapframe-marker = rail-underground
Jenbach railway station serves the municipality of Jenbach, in the Schwaz district of the Austrian federal state of Tyrol. It is the only station in Austria at which railway lines of three different gauges meet.
The most important line leading to Jenbach station is the Austrian Federal Railways (ÖBB) standard gauge Lower Inn Valley railway, which passes through the station. Jenbach also has two terminating narrow gauge lines - the metre gauge Achensee Railway, and the gauge Zillertalbahn. The station is 2437 m long, has 5 main lines, 7 sidings and 3 private sidings.
Connections
The Lower Inn Valley Railway connects Jenbach with the main Austrian railway network. It therefore provides fast east-west links from (Budapest–) Vienna, and Salzburg to Innsbruck, Feldkirch and Bregenz or Zürich and Basel, and north-south links from (Berlin-) Munich to Innsbruck, Verona, Milan/Rome/Venice. Additionally there are links from Graz to Innsbruck and Bregenz.
The Zillertal is connected at Jenbach, via the Zillertalbahn, with the ÖBB main line. On the Zillertalbahn, there are not only regional trains but also regular steam-hauled special trains, which represent a great attraction, especially for tourists.
The Achensee Railway is a pure tourist railway and has no significance for commuter traffic. The roughly 7 km long rack railway leads, via two stops, to the Seespitz railway station on the Achensee, and is operated by steam locomotives. In Seespitz, passengers can transfer directly to one of the Achensee ships.
Train services
The station is served by the following service(s):
- RailJet services Bregenz - Innsbruck - Salzburg - Linz - St Pölten - Vienna
Gallery
File:Zillertalbahn Jenbach 01.jpg|Zillertalbahn engine shed. File:ÖBB 1110.505 in Jenbach.jpg|Heritage loco in front of the station building. File:Achenseebahn Jenbach.jpg|Two steam locomotives at the Achensee Railway platform. File:Rh2068Jenbach20060816.jpg|Class 2068 shunting loco, built in Jenbach.
References
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