Schwarzwaldbahn (Baden)

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There is another line called the Schwarzwaldbahn, in Württemberg

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Schwarzwaldbahn (Baden)
Geographical Data
Country:	Germany
Land:	Baden-Württemberg
Route information
Type of route:	Main line
Gauge:	1435 mm
Voltage:	15 kV / 16,7 Hz ~
Stations and Engineering features
Legend 0,0 Offenburg 159 m above sea level 2,1 Offenburg Kreisschulzentrum 4,1 Ortenberg closed 6,6 Ohlsbach closed 9,5 Gengenbach 172 above sea level 15,0 Schönberg closed 17,9 Biberach (Baden) 194 above sea level Harmersbachtalbahn 22,7 Steinach (Baden) 26,1 Haslach 215 above sea level 33,2 Hausach 241 above sea level Kinzigtalbahn 36,9 Gutach closed Rebberg Tunnel 53 m 42,6 Hornberg 384 m above sea level 46,6 Hornberg Schlossberg Glasträger Tunnel I 23 m Glasträger Tunnel II 43 m Glasträger Tunnel III 18 m Niederwasser Tunnel 558 m Tunnel beim 4. Bauer 313 m Hohenacker Tunnel 41 m Tunnel beim 3. Bauer 88 m Letschenberg Tunnel 129 m Röllerwald Tunnel 162 m Eisenberg Tunnel 792 m Spärle Tunnel 80 m 52,1 Niederwasser 52,1 Niederwasser closed Obergiess Tunnel 175 m Hippensbach Tunnel 365 m Kurzenberg Tunnel 324 m Mühlhalde Tunnel 64 m Losbach Tunnel 185 m Forellen Tunnel 64 m Grosshalde Tunnel 327 m 56,0 Triberg 616 m above sea level Lesser Triberg Tunnel 92 m Greater Triberg Tunnel 835 m Gummambs Tunnel 365 m Seelenwald Tunnel I 48 m Seelenwald Tunnel II 69 m Seelenwald Tunnel III 195 m 60,1 Triberg Seelenwald Gremmelsbach Tunnel 912 m Gaisloch Tunnel 54 m Hohnen Tunnel 327 m Grundwald Tunnel 381 m 63,7 Nussbach closed Krähenloch Tunnel 224 m Sommerberg Tunnel 51 m Farrenhalde Tunnel 313 m Steinbis Tunnel 63 m Tannenwald Tunnel 166 m Tannenbühl Tunnel 25 m Schieferhalde Tunnel 93 m Sommerau Tunnel 1,697 m 68,8 Sommerau (Schwarzwald) closed 71,3 Sankt Georgen 805 m above sea level 75,2 Peterzell-Königsfeld closed 81,1 Kirnach-Villingen stillgelegt 85,9 Villingen (Schwarzw.) 704 m above sea level Rottweil–Villingen branch line 88,7 Marbach (Baden) closed former Branch to Bad Dürrheim 88,9 Marbach West 90,1 Brigachtal-Kirchdorf 91,4 Klengen closed 91,5 Brigachtal-Klengen 94,3 Donaueschingen-Grüningen 96,8 Donaueschingen-Aufen 98,8 Donaueschingen-Mitte/Siedlung 99,8 Donaueschingen 677 m above sea level Höllentalbahn nach Freiburg im Breisgau Bregtalbahn Bräunlingen 103,5 Pfohren closed 106,3 Neudingen closed 110,2 Gutmadingen closed 113,0 Geisingen 115,3 Wutachtalbahn 115,8 Hintschingen closed 117,8 Immendingen-Zimmern 119,0 Immendingen 658 m über NN Donautalbahn to Ulm Möhringer Tunnel 180 m Gäubahn from Stuttgart 115,8 Hattingen (Baden) closed Hattinger Tunnel 900 m 129,8 Talmühle closed 134,6 Engen 137,3 Welschingen-Neuhausen 140,8 Mühlhausen (b. Engen) 143,4 Hohenkrähen closed 146,2 Singen-Landesgartenschau 149,1 Singen (Hohentwiel) 434 m above sea level continuing as the Hochrheinbahn to Konstanz

The Schwarzwaldbahn (Black Forest line) in Baden is a railway line in Baden-Württemberg, Germany, running in a NW-SE direction to link Offenburg on the Rheintalbahn with Singen on the Hochrheinbahn. It passes directly across the Black Forest, through spectacular scenery, and the route involves 39 tunnels and 2 viaducts. It is the only true mountain railway in Germany to be built with two tracks. The route is currently operated by a regular service of Deutsche Bahn RegionalExpress trains, using double-decker rolling stock which allow excellent views. The trains continue southwards from Singen on the Hochrheinbahn to Konstanz and across the Swiss border to Kreuzlingen, and northwards to Karlsruhe along the Rheintalbahn.