Template:Linz Lines 3, 4 & 50

Lines 3, 4 & 50
km elev in metres 4.10 Pöstlingberg 50 519 3.82 Pöstlingberg Schlössl 498 3.45 Oberschableder 461 3.27 Einschnitt 445 3.10 Hoher Damm 446 2.62 Schableder 382 2.15 Tiergarten 337 1.95 Bruckneruniversität 318 1.50 Spazgasse 278 1.30 to museum & depot 265 1.28 Mühlkreisbahn 265 3 4 turnback loop 264 1.14 0.00 Landgutstraße 3 4 264 1.04 0.08 Landgutstraße depot 264 0.93 0.20 Mühlkreisbahnhof 263 0.77 0.36 Biegung 262 0.61 0.52 1 2 to JKU/Universität 261 0.56 0.57 Rudolfstraße 261 0.24 0.88 Nibelungen bridge across the Danube 264 0.04 1.09 260 0.00 1.13 Hauptplatz 50 259 1.45 Taubenmarkt 262 1.82 Mozartkreuzung 261 2.12 Bürgerstraße 261 2.28 Goethekreuzung 270 2.50 Hauptbahnhof tunnel Westbahn to Vienna turnback loop 2.95 Hauptbahnhof 258 1 to Auwiesen 2 to solarCity turnback loop 4.35 Hauptbahnhof tunnel 4.40 Linz Leonding municipal boundary 265 4.47 Untergaumberg 266 4.85 Gaumberg 272 Pyhrnbahn to Selzthal 5.10 Westbahn to Salzburg 263 5.25 Larnhauserweg 266 5.83 Haag 281 6.25 Poststraße 282 7.00 Meixnerkreuzung 284 7.40 Harterfeldsiedlung 285 7.80 Doblerholz 286 8.20 Remise Weingartshof (depot) 280 8.45 B 139 Kremstalstraße 288 8.78 Im Bäckerfeld 277 8.96 Leonding Pasching municipal boundary 275 9.16 Langholzfeld 275 9.76 Plus City 276 10.39 Wagram 276 10.64 Pasching Traun municipal boundary 277 10.65 B 1 Wiener Bundesstraße 276 10.84 Trauner Kreuzung 276 11.00 Trauner Kreuzung P+R 3 277 11.65 Mitterfeldstraße 274 12.00 ↓ single track 274 12.25 Traun Hauptplatz 275 12.40 ↑ single track 274 12.63 Schloss Traun 4 273 12.80 turnback loop 273 km elev (M) or length (m) in metres Note: elevation is in metres above the Adriatic

This is a route-map template for Trams in Linz, a 900 mm (2 ft 11+7⁄16 in) narrow-gauge tramway network in Linz, Austria.

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• For pictograms used, see Commons:BSicon/Catalogue.

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