Uleåborg–Torneå-banan

Uleåborg–Torneå-banan
Allmänt
PlatsFinland
SträckaUleåborgTorneå
Organisation
Infrastruktur­förvaltareTrafikledsverket
Tekniska fakta
Längd132 kilometer
Antal spårEnkelspår med mötesspår
Spårvidd1524 millimeter (Bredspår)
Största tillåtna axellast22,5 ton
Högsta hastighet140[1] km/h
ElektrifieradUleåborg - Laurila
Linjekarta
km  
Unknown BSicon "LSTR"
 Torneå–Haparanda-banan
Unknown BSicon "SKRZ-G4o"
Riksväg 29
Non-passenger station/depot on track
132TorneåTor
Unknown BSicon "ABZgl"Unknown BSicon "ABZq+l"
 Mot Kolari
Straight trackUnknown BSicon "eHST"
131Torneå norraTop
One way leftwardUnknown BSicon "ABZg+r"
Station on track
131Torneå östraTri
Small bridge over water
Keropudas
Unknown BSicon "SKRZ-G4o"
Riksväg 29
Unknown BSicon "ABZg+l"
 Mot Rovaniemi
Unknown BSicon "PSL"
113LaurilaLla
Small bridge over water
Kemi älv, Isohaara
Small non-passenger station on track
110LautiosaariLi
Unknown BSicon "ABZgl"
 Elijärvis gruvbana
Unknown BSicon "KDSTaq"Junction both to and from right
Sahansaari industrispårMetsä Fibre
Unknown BSicon "exKDSTaq"Unknown BSicon "eABZg+r"
Spår mot Metsä Fibre Sahansaari
Station on track
108KemiKem
Unknown BSicon "LKDSTaq"Unknown BSicon "ABZgLr"
 Kemi hamnbana
Unknown BSicon "eHST"
90Maksniemi
Unknown BSicon "eHST"
84Viantie
Unknown BSicon "PSL"
81SimoSim
Unknown BSicon "eHST"
71KuivaniemiKuiPersontrafiken upphörde 2 september 2006[källa behövs]
Unknown BSicon "PSL"
63MyllykangasMys
Unknown BSicon "eHST"
53OlhavaOva
Unknown BSicon "eHST"
LähessuoLhs
Small bridge over water
Ijo älv, Raasakka
Small bridge over water
Ijo älv
Unknown BSicon "PSL"
36IjoIiPersontrafiken upphörde 2 september 2006[källa behövs]
Unknown BSicon "eABZg+r"
 Mot Martinniemi
Unknown BSicon "PSL"
22HaukipudasHd
Small bridge over water
Kiminge älv
Unknown BSicon "eHST"
13Kello
Unknown BSicon "eHST"
9Pateniemi
Unknown BSicon "exKDSTaq"Unknown BSicon "eABZg+r"
Toppila
Unknown BSicon "PSL"
3Uleåborg TuiraTua
Small bridge over water
Ule älv
Unknown BSicon "ABZg+l"
 Uleåborgs industrispår
Station on track
0Uleåborg
Non-passenger station/depot on track
Uleåborg godsbangårdOlt
Unknown BSicon "YRD"
Uleåborg NokelaNok
Unknown BSicon "KDSTaq"Unknown BSicon "ABZg+r"
Uleåborg OritkariOri
Unknown BSicon "LABZgl"
 Österbottenbanan, Uleåborg-Kontiomäki-banan
Teckenförklaring

Uleåborg–Torneå-banan är en del av det finländska järnvägsnätet och går från Uleåborg, norr mot Kemi och Torneå längs kusten. Bansträckningen blev färdig 1903. Den är en fortsättning på Österbottenbanan som hade blivit klar 1886. I Laurila ansluter Uleåborg–Torneå-banan till Laurila–Kelloselkä-banan (mot bland annat Rovaniemi) och i Torneå till Kolaribanan respektive Torneå–Haparanda-banan.

Under sommaren 2021 sa den finska regeringen ja till att finansiera en elektrifering av sträckan mellan Laurila och Torneå.[2] Mot slutet av 2022 är arbetet tänkt att påbörjas, och 2024 är projektet tänkt att vara klart.[3]

Stationer

Källor

Externa länkar

Media som används på denna webbplats

BSicon ABZgr+r.svg
junction straight to the right from the right (with exact circles)
BSicon .svg
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BSicon WBRÜCKE1.svg
bridge over water straight (medium)
BSicon BHF.svg
station straight track
BSicon SKRZ-G4o.svg
Bridge over four-lane road
BSicon PSL.svg
Passing loop icon, for route diagram templates, such as Abt switches of funiculars.
BSicon LABZgl.svg
A version of
BSicon KDSTaq.svg
non-passenger head station, track to the left
BSicon BST.svg
non-passenger stop track straight in use
Kello railway station.jpg
Former Kello railway station in the village of Kello, Haukipudas, Finland. Currently the building is a private residence.
BSicon DST.svg
non-passenger station track straight in use
Tornio-Itäinen (Tri).jpg
Författare/Upphovsman: str4nd, Licens: CC BY-SA 3.0
A railway stop Tornio-Itäinen (abbrev. Tri) in Tornio, Finland
BSicon ABZq+l.svg
junction aqross and from the left
Simo railway station.jpg
Simo railway station, Finland, on the Oulu–Tornio line. Built in 1904, used as a dispatch office until 2003 when CTC was built.
BSicon STRl.svg
Track to left forward driving direction (with exact circles)
Olhava railway station.jpg
Former Olhava railway station (Ii municipality) on the Oulu–Tornio main line, Finland. The station was closed in 2003 when a new station called Myllykangas was opened.
Kemi station1.JPG
Författare/Upphovsman: Matthew Ross, Licens: CC BY-SA 3.0
Kemi railway station, Kemi, Finland
BSicon exKDSTaq.svg
ex non-passenger terminal station, track to the left
Haukipudas railway station.jpg
Haukipudas railway station in Haukipudas, Finland. Built in 1903, design by Bruno Granholm.
BSicon eHST.svg
Ex flag stop, track straight in use
Tornion asema 2006.jpg
(c) Antkyr, CC BY-SA 3.0
Tornio railway station in Tornio, Finland, in 2006.
Ii railway station - Ii, Finland.jpg
Författare/Upphovsman: Ingen maskinläsbar skapare angavs. TeVe antaget (baserat på upphovsrättsanspråk)., Licens: CC BY-SA 3.0
Railway station at Ii, Finland ("Ii" is the shortest palce name in Finland).
Kuivaniemi railway station.jpg
The second of the two railway stations in Kuivaniemi, Finland.
Oulu railway station street.jpg
Oulu railway station in Oulu, Finland, as seen from Rautatienkatu (Railway Street)