-
conquest of the
Valtellina valley by the
Three Leagues, the
hamlets of
Campocologno (1518) and
Zalende (1526) were founded. In 1610
Brusio tried to leave...
- p****es the
spiral Brusio Viaduct.
Shortly after the
Italian border at
Campocologno (553 m [1,814 ft]), the
Bernina Express ends its
journey at
Tirano station...
-
Campocologno railway station is a
railway station in the muni****lity of Brusio, in the
Swiss canton of Graubünden. It is
located at the
border between...
-
Livigno via
Livigno P****. In the
south it
stretches down to the
village of
Campocologno at the end of the valley,
bordering directly on the
Italian town of Tirano...
- Campascio,
which still belongs to Brusio.
Beyond the
border station of
Campocologno,
which is
unusually large due to its
customs facilities, the line reaches...
-
station Rhaetian Railway Following station Campocologno towards Chur or St.
Moritz Bernina Express Terminus Campocologno towards St.
Moritz RE 9 R 19...
- and
environmental activist.
Camenisch was born on
January 21, 1952, in
Campocologno,
Switzerland and
raised in a middle-class home in
canton Graubünden....
- of the
valley and then down a
pipeline to feed the
Campocologno power station [de] at
Campocologno. The
conversion to a
reservoir involved constructing...
- carriageway. The
Bernina railway shares a
bridge over the
River Poschiavino at
Campocologno just
north of the Swiss-Italian border. Both
railways operated by Aare...
- the
spiral bridge, the line p****es
through the
Swiss border town of
Campocologno (553 m [1,814 ft])
before entering Italy at
Tirano RhB
station (430 m [1...
