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project compatible with Swiss technology (power supply, signaling, and techniques identical to those of the Pontarlier-Les VerriĂšres railway) and the constraints of the areas crossed (urban, semi-urban, rural). It hopes that this project will be developed in close collaboration with elected officials, the populations concerned, and the associative world. Finally, it hopes that the French State and the RFF will quickly commit to providing their share of the funding for this project.
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However, freight transport, as mentioned in some speeches, does not seem feasible due to the profile of the railway, as shown in a study by RĂ©seau ferrĂ© de France in 2002. In some places (notably around the Évian thermal baths), the gradient is too steep, which would require double traction, as
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The Regional Council of RhĂŽne-Alpes reaffirms the objectives and orientations of the Regional Transport Plan (RTP) regarding the railway known as the "Tonkin Railway" linking Evian and Saint-Gingolph. It calls for the pre-project studies to be launched immediately and reaffirms its desire for a
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network, a steering committee composed of Swiss and French representatives met to revive the missing 17 km (11 mi) of track. It plans to carry out studies until 2022, start work around 2024, and open the railway in 2027.
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On 1 October 1954, electric services commenced on the Swiss section between Saint-Gingolph and Monthey. In the winter of 1972/1973, a traffic of 1,000 tons of imports and 19,000 tons of exports was recorded towards
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Regarding this, according to opponents of the railway rehabilitation project, the preliminary study for the reopening of the railway costs 2 million dollars, a sum higher than the construction of a 17-kilometer
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rather than work towards its reopening. However, this idea was quickly abandoned, mainly due to international conventions preventing the downgrading of the railway and its cost (100,000 euros per kilometer).
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to grant a credit of 400,000 Swiss francs to clear and weed the abandoned French section up to and including 2010, pending a decision. Cleaning of the railway began on 20 November 2006.
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on 18 July 2011. The cost of the rehabilitation of the railway is 106 million euros (124 million euros with margins and contingencies). The chosen scenario is the extension of the
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Railway" was given to this railway by its builders, who found geological conditions during construction reminiscent of those encountered during the construction of the "real"
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ran between Le Bouveret and Évian, maintaining the French part of the railway. The section between Saint-Gingolph and Évian closed in 1998. In 2003, the operation of the
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After the sale of the rolling stock of the tourist train "Rive-Bleue Express", the local French authorities initially preferred to convert the railway into a
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In Switzerland: Voyageurs RegionAlps (since 2003), SBB local freight; In France: Voyageurs PLM (until 1938), Fret local (until 1988), Touristique (until 1998)
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unanimously adopted a resolution incorporating the reopening into the Regional Scheme for Transport Services, which reads as follows:
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at 100,000 euros per kilometer. However, it is officially known that the preliminary study represents a real cost of 115,100 euros.
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crossing point. Bouveret station then had a traffic of 300 freight wagons per day. Special trains were operated by the
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are investing part of the 48 million euros for the installation of automatic signaling (BAL) between Évian and
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On 22 September 2012 the Franco-Swiss association "Save the Tonkin" made a symbolic gesture: A model of the
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In 1938, passenger traffic was suspended on the French part of the railway and diverted to the road. During
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railway, trains will be able to run hourly from Geneva to Thonon-les-Bains, Evian-les-Bains, St. Gingolph,
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In 1988, the SNCF discontinued the freight traffic in the French part. From 1986–1998, the tourist train
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following the war to transport former prisoners, but also food. Many of these trains ran regularly from
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municipalities, and by the Chablais Inter-Cantonal Development Organization, made up of the cantons of
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Individuals, local authorities and companies have joined forces to form the Association franco-suisse
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Tonkin Railway on the far right, the black bridges are Bellegarde on the left and Evian on the right.
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Location map (TER RhĂŽne-Alpes network), the Tonkin Railway is at the top right of the image.
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railway. The concession was refused, and the Valais government requested the study of a
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ArrĂȘt fĂ©dĂ©ral du 28 fĂ©vrier 1880: La Compagnie du Simplon est adjudicataire de la ligne
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is investing 24 million Swiss francs to renovate the railroad railway that crosses the
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In 1881, the Simplon Company merged with the Western Switzerland Company to form the
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region, which organizes rail transport, in partnership with the Swiss cantons of
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On 22 April 2009 the specifications for the preliminary study were presented in
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This means that only 17 km (11 mi) remain for the completion of the
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Region and the Chablais Inter-Municipal Development Syndicate, made up of 62
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and Le Bouveret, according to sources from the SNCF and Customs in Chambéry.
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Laederich, Patricia; Laederich, Pierre; Jacquot, André; Gayda, Marc (1996).
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would commence operations on 14 July 1859 without fanfare, operated by the
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Other ideas were then put forward, such as converting the railway into a
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via the Tonkin Railway. They passed through Le Bouveret, Saint-Gingolph,
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On 20 February 2020, about three months after the full opening of the
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took over the operation of the railway. The line would be extended to
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On 16 March 2009 the President of the RhĂŽne-Alpes Regional Council,
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except for those on the Tonkin Railway, which remained the only
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have just labeled this article as needing attention, please add
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Lachenal, William (1982). "Les atouts d'un raccordement (
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Chaintreau, Jean; Cuynat, Jean; Mathieu, Georges (1993).
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in France (not electrified between Évian and St-Gingolph)
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Rail transport connecting crossing switzerland and France
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The results of this preliminary study were presented in
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and tunnels above the villages on the southern shore of
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railway, which would be authorised on 11 January 1858.
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and Évian-les-Bains, along the southeastern shore of
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Chemins de fer de Paris à Lyon et à la Méditerranée
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Saint-Gingolph
SBB
SNCF
Track gauge
Standard-gauge railway
Electrification
15 kV - 16.7 Hz
25 kV - 50 Hz
Signalling
Absolute block signalling
Legend
Annemasse
Évian-les-Bains
France–Switzerland border
St-Gingolph
Saint-Gingolph–Saint-Maurice railway
railway
Swiss
Saint-Maurice
Geneva
French
communes
Évian-les-Bains

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