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Kochelsee Railway

The Kochelsee Railway is a branch line in Upper Bavaria (Oberbayern), Germany, that is just under 36 km long, single-tracked and fully electrified. It is operated by the Deutsche Bahn AG as route 961 in their List of German scheduled railway routes. The Kochelseebahn branches in Tutzing from the Munich Hauptbahnhof–Garmisch-Partenkirchen main line and runs from there via Penzberg to Kochel am See by the Kochelsee that gives the line its name.

Stations
In a north-to-south order the line services stops in the following municipalities: • Munich - Main station, northern terminus during "rush hours" (commuter traffic) • Munich - PasingStarnberg These former three will be serviced during commuter traffic only. Such trains, headed northward to Munich may often be coupled with services reaching Tutzing via a more western line, servicing destinations as far south as Innsbruck (in Tyrol, Austria), Mittenwald or Garmisch. On their way down south towards Kochel they may be coupled off of such services. Otherwise, services start / terminate in Tutzing. • Tutzing, northern terminus during the rest of the day and in the evenings • BernriedSeeshauptIffeldorf, formerly "Staltach", after a stud near the station building • PenzbergBichlBenediktbeuern • Kochel am See, southern terminus == References ==
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