Belgian railway line 75

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Belgian railway line 75
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NMBS/SNCB train approaching Gare de Lille Flandres.
Overview
StatusOperational
LocaleBelgium
Termini
Service
Services
Belgian railway line 75
km
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Line from Brussels
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Lines from Denderleeuw and Antwerp
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0.0
Gent-Sint-Pieters
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BSicon ABZgr.svg
Line to Bruges
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Canal Ghent–Bruges
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BSicon vHST.svg
6.8
De Pinte
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to Oudenaarde
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15.1
Deinze
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27.3
Waregem
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36.1
Harelbeke
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from Oudenaarde
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41.4
Kortrijk
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to Bruges and Poperinge
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53.8
Mouscron
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BSicon CONTfq.svg
to Tournai
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57.0
14.6
border Belgium/France
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12.4
Tourcoing
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9.8
Roubaix
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8.5
Croix-L'Allumette
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7.3
Croix-Wasquehal
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Line to Calais Ville
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0.0
Lille-Flandres
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Line to Amiens and Béthune
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Line to Tournai
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LGV Nord  to Paris, Brussels and London
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to Charleville-Mézières
Operator(s) National Railway Company of Belgium
History
Opened1839–1842
Technical
Line length57 km (35 mi) (Belgian part)
Number of tracks double track
Track gauge 1,435 mm (4 ft 8+12 in) standard gauge
Electrification 3 kV DC
Route map

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km
BSicon CONTg.svg
Line from Brussels
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BSicon ABZg+r.svg
Lines from Denderleeuw and Antwerp
BSicon BHF.svg
0.0
Gent-Sint-Pieters
BSicon CONTgq.svg
BSicon ABZgr.svg
Line to Bruges
BSicon hKRZWae.svg
Canal Ghent–Bruges
BSicon SPLa.svg
BSicon vHST.svg
6.8
De Pinte
BSicon vSHI1l-STRl.svg
BSicon CONTfq.svg
to Oudenaarde
BSicon BHF.svg
15.1
Deinze
BSicon HST.svg
27.3
Waregem
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36.1
Harelbeke
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BSicon CONTfq.svg
from Oudenaarde
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41.4
Kortrijk
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BSicon ABZgr+r.svg
to Bruges and Poperinge
BSicon BHF.svg
53.8
Mouscron
BSicon ABZgl.svg
BSicon CONTfq.svg
to Tournai
BSicon GRENZE.svg
57.0
14.6
border Belgium/France
BSicon BHF.svg
12.4
Tourcoing
BSicon HST.svg
9.8
Roubaix
BSicon HST.svg
8.5
Croix-L'Allumette
BSicon HST.svg
7.3
Croix-Wasquehal
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BSicon ABZgr+r.svg
Line to Calais Ville
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BSicon ABZgr+r.svg
0.0
Lille-Flandres
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BSicon ABZgr.svg
Line to Amiens and Béthune
BSicon ABZgl.svg
BSicon CONTfq.svg
Line to Tournai
BSicon ABZgl.svg
BSicon CONTfq.svg
LGV Nord  to Paris, Brussels and London
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to Charleville-Mézières

The Belgian railway line 75 is a railway line in Belgium connecting Ghent with Kortrijk and the French border near Mouscron. It was opened between 1839 and 1842. Beyond Mouscron the line continues onto Gare Lille Flandres in the French city of Lille.

Stations

The main interchange stations on line 75 are:

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