Jungfrau Railway tunnel

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The Jungfrau Railway tunnel is a high-altitude railway passage through the Eiger in the Swiss Alps that carries trains up to the Jungfraujoch, often called the "Top of Europe."

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Predicate Object
instanceOf mountain railway infrastructure
railway tunnel
accesses Jungfraujoch observatory area
linked to: Jungfraujoch
connectsTo Jungfraujoch railway station
Kleine Scheidegg
constructionChallenges high-altitude alpine conditions
constructionMethod tunnel bored through rock
country Switzerland
electrification electric railway
elevation high-altitude
feature intermediate viewing windows in the Eiger north face
underground stations
gauge metre gauge
locatedIn Bernese Alps
Eiger
Swiss Alps
marketingNameAssociation Top of Europe
notableFor being one of the highest railway tunnels in Europe
opened early 20th century
operator Jungfraubahn AG
partOf Jungfrau Railway
partOfRoute Kleine Scheidegg–Jungfraujoch line
passesUnder Eiger north face
linked to: Eiger North Face
purpose access to Jungfraujoch
tourist transport
region canton of Bern
safetyFeature underground stations for evacuation
terminus Jungfraujoch
usedFor mountain tourism
public transport

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Eiger hasRailwayTunnel Jungfrau Railway tunnel
Jungfraujoch railway station locatedInTunnel Jungfrau Tunnel
linked to: Jungfrau Railway tunnel
Eigerwand station locatedInTunnel Jungfrau Railway tunnel
subject linked to: Eigerwand station (closed)
Eismeer station locatedInTunnel Jungfrau Railway tunnel inside Eiger
linked to: Jungfrau Railway tunnel