Stations served Railway stations in Tunisia

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1 stations served

1.1 existing
1.2 proposed

1.2.1 proposed electrification







stations served
existing

(standard gauge 1435 mm - north)


(narrow gauge 1000 mm - south)



gare habib bourguiba monastir

proposed

gabès - tunisia railhead 1000 mm gauge
(border)
ras ajdir - libya railhead 1435 mm gauge

proposed electrification

25 kv ac
( 0km) tunis
(23km) borj cédria
riadh




^ http://www.railpage.com.au/f-t11325729-s25.htm
^ http://www.railwaysafrica.com/category/africa-update/northafrica/tunisia/
^ http://www.tunisia-live.net/2012/04/06/new-trains-in-tunisia-promise-faster-and-more-efficient-commutes/






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