Solbergfoss Line

Solbergfoss Line

Overview
Native name	Solbergfossbanen
Type	Railway
System	Norwegian railway
Status	Abandoned
Termini	Askim Solbergfoss
Stations	3
Operation
Opened	1918
Owner	Norwegian State Railways
Operator(s)	Norwegian State Railways
Character	Freight
Technical
Line length	7.9 km
Number of tracks	Single
Track gauge	1,435 mm (4 ft 8 ¹⁄₂ in)

Solbergfoss Line

Legend

7.90 km

Solbergfoss(1918)

6.00 km

Tømt(1918)

4.20 km

Skaarud Bridge

3.40 km

Onstad(1918)

2.17 km

Kolstad Bridgeover Kolstadbekken and Kolstadveien (33 m)

Østfold Line from Ski

0.00 km

Askim(1918)

Østfold Line to Mysen

The Solbergfoss Line (Norwegian: Solbergfossbanen) was a railway line between Askim and Solbergfoss in Norway. It was opened in 1918 as a branch line from the Eastern Østfold Line at Askim Station. Its tracks were 7.9 kilometers long and single track.

The line was later closed and currently lies in disuse, but its tracks have not been removed.

References

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Railway lines in Norway

Mainline	Alna Asker Arendal Bergen Bratsberg Brevik Dovre Drammen Eastern Østfold Flåm Gardermoen Gjøvik Kirkenes–Bjørnevatn Kongsvinger Loenga–Alnabru Meråker Nordland Ofoten Østfold Randsfjorden Rauma Roa–Hønefoss Røros Skøyen–Filipstad Solør Sørlandet Spikkestad Stavne–Leangen Tinnoset Trunk Vestfold

Urban	Bergen Light Rail Briskeby Ekeberg Common Tunnel Fløibanen Frogner Furuset Gamlebyen Grorud Grünerløkka–Torshov Gråkallen Holmenkollen Kjelsås Kolsås Lambertseter Lilleaker Røa Sinsen Skøyen Sognsvann Ring Ullevål Hageby Vika Østensjø

Proposed	Hurum Follo Fornebu Løren Northern Norway Polar Ringerike

Heritage	Krøderen Old Voss Rjukan Setesdal Thamshavn Urskog–Høland

Merged	Dunderland Jæren Hell–Sunnan Trondhjem–Støren Voss

Closed	Ålgård Elgeseter Flekkefjord Grimstad Hafslund Hardanger Hauerseter–Gardermoen Holmestrand–Hvittingfoss Horten Ila Kampen Korsvoll Kragerø Lade Lier Lillesand–Flaksvand Namsos Nesttun–Os Numedal Oslo Port Rodeløkka Røykenvik Sagene Simensbråten Singsaker Skreia Solbergfoss Sperillen Sulitjelma Tønsberg–Eidsfoss Valdres Vestbanen Vestmarka Vippetangen Vålerenga

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