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section, a journey of around 14 hours; likewise a single train pair makes the round trip Östersund–Mora–Östersund, taking about 6 hours each way. The line has also been re-opened to freight and sees a considerable amount of traffic, mainly logging traffic. Also for 2013 the line between Kristinehamn
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There were several reasons for constructing the railway. The original main line to the north of Sweden ran relatively near the east coast, but inland connections were poor to non-existent; the inland regions, rich in natural resources (mainly timber) needed opening up. However, there was a strategic
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The remaining track was subsequently sold off to the municipalities along the route. Today Inlandsbanan AB operates a passenger service for about 3 months each summer and 4 months in winter as for 2022, primarily for tourists. For 2022 the service consists of one train daily on each section
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aspect to be considered; should Sweden be invaded from the east (which at the time was a serious possibility) the belligerents would certainly try to cut the main line to the north as quickly as possible; thus a second reserve route further inland was deemed highly important.
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and Mora has been refurbished and is once again open throughout, served by one train pair per day for the peak period (for exact times check Inlandbanan's web site); otherwise a coach service is provided along the route. The southernmost 40 km (25 mi), Kristinehamn–
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to build this line. Originally it was to be inaugurated in 1924, but due to the effects of WW1 and the post-war recession and labour shortages, it was not finished until 1937, opening on 6 August that year.
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the entire 1288 km stretch stood clear. These private railways were opened in 1858 (1850 horse-drawn) for Kristinehamn–Sjöändan, 1876 for Sjöändan–
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This article is about the 1300-kilometre railway in Sweden. For a planned railway in Australia, see
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Railway line between Kristinehamn and Gällivare in Sweden
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stage was given the go ahead. The northernmost stage
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Index

Inland Rail

Kristinehamn
Gällivare
Railway
Swedish railway network
Track gauge
Electrification

Swedish
railway
Kristinehamn
Gällivare
Sweden
Riksdag
Ă–stersund
Ulriksfors
Strömsund
Volgsjö
Sveg
Brunflo
Vilhelmina
Sveg
Kristinehamn
Persberg
Orsa
navvies
SJ
Mora
Filipstad

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