Rail transport in Catalonia
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Rail transport in Catalonia operates on three rail gauges and services are operated by a variety of public operators:[3]
- Ferrocarrils de la Generalitat de Catalunya lines (FGC):
- Broad gauge lines (Renfe):
- Rodalies Barcelona lines
- Regional lines (Mitjana distància in Catalan)
- Long-distance lines (Llarga distància)
- Transports Metropolitans de Barcelona lines (TMB):
- Tramway lines:
- Tramvia Blau (TMB)
- Tram lines (TRAM)
- High speed lines in Catalonia (Renfe)
- AVE lines (in Standard gauge)
- High speed trains (in broad gauge)
- Funicular and aerial tramway of Catalonia (Funiculars i telefèrics de Catalunya)
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Catalonia | |||||
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Operation | |||||
National railway | FGC | ||||
Infrastructure company | Ifercat and Adif | ||||
Major operators | FGC, Renfe, Ouigo and Iryo | ||||
Statistics | |||||
Ridership | 235.7 million (Generalitat de Catalunya, 2019)[1] | ||||
Freight | 6.8 million tons per year (Generalitat de Catalunya, 2019)[1] | ||||
System length | |||||
Total | Total 1,865 km (1,159 mi), FGC 297 km (185 mi),[1] Renfe 1,568 km (974 mi) [2] | ||||
Features | |||||
No. stations | 316 (110 served by FGC and 206 served by Renfe)[1] | ||||
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