- The
Wiese Valley Railway (German:
Wiesentalbahn) is a 27.2 km long,
electrified main line in
German Baden-Württemberg in the tri-national area of Germany...
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after the
failed revolution. Some days later, he was arrested. 1862 The
Wiesentalbahn between Basel, Lörrach, and
Schopfheim was opened. A
railway connection...
- GmbH, is
responsible for p****enger
traffic in Germany. It
operates the
Wiesentalbahn and the
Seehas services.
Other subsidiaries are THURBO, RegionAlps,...
- England, is
amalgamated into the
Great Western Railway.
February 5 – The
Wiesentalbahn,
which eventually becomes part of the
Grand Duchy of
Baden State Railway...
- 1920 1924 Großherzoglich
Badische Staatseisenbahnen BadStB 1855 1920
Wiesentalbahn 1862 1889
Integrated into
BadStB in 1889
Ferrovie dello Stato FS 1992...
- of Baden-Württemberg and the
terminus of the
Wiese Valley Railway (
Wiesentalbahn),
which runs from
Basel Badischer Bahnhof.
Since the
summer of 2003...
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crosses the
valley on the
Wiesental Bridge,
resembling a viaduct. The
Wiesentalbahn,
which is
operated by the
Swiss SBB, runs
parallel to the Wiese, connecting...
- Baden-Württemberg. The
station located on the
Wiese Valley Railway (
Wiesentalbahn) from
Basel Badischer station to Zell im
Wiesental and is classified...
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connected to the
railway network on 10 May 1862 with the
opening of the
Wiesentalbahn. In 1899, when an
electric power and
light centre was
created to operate...
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branch lines of
purely local significance like the
Wiese Valley Railway (
Wiesentalbahn) (Basel–Schopfheim–Zell im Wiesental),
opened in 1862, but also main...
