Belgian railway line 36

Belgian railway line 36
Overview
Status	Operational
Locale	Belgium
Termini	Brussels-North railway station Liège-Guillemins railway station
Operation
Opening	1837-1866
Operator(s)	National Railway Company of Belgium
Technical
Line length	100 km (62 mi)
No. of tracks	double track
Track gauge	1,435 mm (4 ft 8 1⁄2 in) standard gauge
Electrification	3 kV DC
Route map Legend Line from Brussels-South 0.0 Brussels-North Line from Namur Line to Ghent 2.4 Schaarbeek Line to Antwerp 5.5 Haren-Zuid Line Halle–Vilvoorde 7.0 Diegem 9.4 Zaventem to Brussels Airport 12.0 Nossegem 14.7 Kortenberg 17.8 Erps-Kwerps 21.1 Veltem 24.0 Herent to Aarschot from Mechelen from Aarschot 28.8 Leuven to Ottignies HSL 2 to Liège 40.0 Vertrijk 47.4 Tienen 53.8 Ezemaal 57.0 Neerwinden 60.7 Landen to Hasselt 74.5 Waremme 77.2 Bleret 79.8 Remicourt 83.2 Momalle 85.4 Fexhe-le-Haut-Clocher 87.8 Voroux-Goreux freight line to Angleur 89.9 Bierset-Awans HSL 2 from Leuven 93.4 Ans from Tongeren 99.9 Liège-Guillemins Line to Namur River Meuse to Seraing Line to Maastricht Line to Aachen

The Belgian railway line 36 is a railway line in Belgium connecting Brussels to Liège. Completed in 1866, the line runs 99,3 km.^[1] Trains running between Brussels and Aachen in Germany use that line up to Liège, and then line 37 between Liège and the German border, the last stop in Belgium being Welkenraedt.^[2]

The following stations are located on the line:

• Brussels-North
• Schaerbeek
• Haren-South
• Diegem
• Zaventem
• Brussels-National-Airport
• Kortenberg
• Erps-Kwerps
• Veltem
• Herent
• Leuven
• Vertrijk
• Tienen
• Ezemaal
• Neerwinden
• Landen
• Waremme
• Bleret
• Remicourt
• Momalle
• Fexhe-le-Haut-Clocher
• Voroux-Goreux
• Bierset-Awans
• Ans
• Liège-Guillemins

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