Overview | |
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Service type | Regional express |
Locale | ca |
First service | 2017 |
Current operator(s) | SNCF |
Ridership | 53,000 / day |
Website | TER Nouvelle-Aquitaine |
Route | |
Stops | 308 |
TER Nouvelle-Aquitaine is the regional rail network serving the region of Nouvelle-Aquitaine, southwestern France. It is operated by the French national railway company SNCF. It was formed in 2017 from the previous TER networks TER Aquitaine, TER Limousin and TER Poitou-Charentes, after the respective regions were merged.
The organisation behind the rail network was accused of major fraud in 2023 with targeted raids occuring on November 30 to arrest several members of upper management.
The merger of the three administrative regions of Aquitaine, Limousin and Poitou-Charentes took place on 16 January 2015, according to the changes to the law on the delimitation of regions. However, TER Nouvelle-Aquitaine, which brought together the former TER Aquitaine, TER Limousin and TER Poitou-Charentes networks, started in 2017.
In September 2018, the Nouvelle-Aquitaine region opposed the SNCF policy of running trains without a conductor as the former wanted conductors to be present on trains to avoid fraud and sell tickets. [1]
3,600 kilometres of rail lines cover the Nouvelle-Aquitaine region (including 249 kilometres of the LGV Sud Europe Atlantique which connects the LGV Atlantique to Bordeaux). [2] There are 308 stations and stopping points. The region is criss-crossed by TGV, Intercités, TER lines.
The towns served by TER trains are summarized in the table below. On several lines, trains are complemented by buses. As these services are taken up by the table in the next section, the table does not take them into account. The rail and bus network as of January 2021: [3]
Line | Characteristics | Images | ||||||||
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10 | BRESSUIRE ↔ Thouars ↔ SAUMUR | |||||||||
Distance 155.8 km | Duration 0 h 55 | No. Stops 4 | Evening / Sunday - Holidays / | Times 5 h 57 - 20 h 45 | Network TER Nouvelle-Aquitaine | |||||
11 | POITIERS ↔ Châtellerault ↔ TOURS | |||||||||
Distance 155.8 km | Duration 1 h 15 | No. Stops 18 | Evening / Sunday - Holidays / | Times 5 h 55 - 19 h 49 | Network TER Nouvelle-Aquitaine / TER Centre-Val de Loire | |||||
12 | POITIERS ↔ Ruffec ↔ ANGOULÊME | |||||||||
Distance 112.8 km | Duration 1 h 08 | No. Stops 10 | Evening / Sunday - Holidays / | Times 6 h 11 - 19 h 45 | Network TER Nouvelle-Aquitaine | |||||
13 | BORDEAUX Saint-Jean ↔ Libourne ↔ Coutras ↔ ANGOULÊME | |||||||||
Distance 134.5 km | Duration 1 h 46 | No. Stops 15 | Evening / Sunday - Holidays / | Times 5 h 58 - 18 h 58 | Network TER Nouvelle-Aquitaine | |||||
14 | POITIERS ↔ Niort ↔ LA ROCHELLE | |||||||||
Distance 144.9 km | Duration 1 h 40 | No. Stops 14 | Evening / Sunday - Holidays / | Times 6 h 00 - 19 h 36 | Network TER Nouvelle-Aquitaine | |||||
15 | BORDEAUX SAINT-JEAN ↔ Saintes ↔ LA ROCHELLE | |||||||||
Distance 168.7 km | Duration 2 h 18 | No. Stops 18 | Evening / Sunday - Holidays / | Times 5 h 54 - 20 h 40 | Network TER Nouvelle-Aquitaine | |||||
15U | ROCHEFORT ↔ LA ROCHELLE PORTE DAUPHINE | |||||||||
Distance 31.65 km | Duration 0 h 36 | No. Stops 7 | Evening / Sunday - Holidays / | Times 5 h 44 - 20 h 43 | Network TER Nouvelle-Aquitaine | |||||
16 | ANGOULÊME ↔ Saintes ↔ ROYAN | |||||||||
Distance 114.4 km | Duration 1 h 35 | No. Stops 8 | Evening / Sunday - Holidays / | Times 5 h 50 - 21 h 42 | Network TER Nouvelle-Aquitaine | |||||
17 | NIORT ↔ Saintes ↔ ROYAN | |||||||||
Distance 111.12 km | Duration 2 h 05 | No. Stops 12 | Evening / Sunday - Holidays / | Times 5 h 55 - 19 h 26 | Network TER Nouvelle-Aquitaine | |||||
18 | ANGOULÊME ↔ Saint-Junien ↔ LIMOGES-BÉNÉDICTINS | |||||||||
Distance 118.8 km | Duration 1 h 50 | No. Stops 13 | Evening / Sunday - Holidays / | Times 4 h 50 - 18 h 40 | Network TER Nouvelle-Aquitaine | |||||
21 | LIMOGES-BÉNÉDICTINS ↔ La Souterraine ↔ CHÂTEAUROUX | |||||||||
Distance 137.1 km | Duration 1 h 20 | No. Stops 15 | Evening / Sunday - Holidays / | Times 5 h 38 - 18 h 55 | Network TER Nouvelle-Aquitaine / TER Centre-Val de Loire | |||||
22 | LIMOGES-BÉNÉDICTINS ↔ Uzerche ↔ BRIVE-LA-GAILLARDE | |||||||||
Distance 98.8 km | Duration 1 h 14 | No. Stops 11 | Evening / Sunday - Holidays / | Times 6 h 02 - 20 h 14 | Network TER Nouvelle-Aquitaine | |||||
23 | LIMOGES-BÉNÉDICTINS ↔ Saint-Yrieix ↔ BRIVE-LA-GAILLARDE | |||||||||
Distance 103.6 km | Duration 2 h 00 | No. Stops 14 | Evening / Sunday - Holidays / | Times 5 h 20 - 19 h 10 | Network TER Nouvelle-Aquitaine | |||||
24 | POITIERS ↔ Bellac ↔ LIMOGES-BÉNÉDICTINS | |||||||||
Distance 137.9 km | Duration 1 h 50 | No. Stops 12 | Evening / Sunday - Holidays / | Times 5 h 34 - 20 h 14 | Network TER Nouvelle-Aquitaine | |||||
25 | LIMOGES-BÉNÉDICTINS ↔ Guéret ↔ Felletin ↔ MONTLUÇON-VILLE | |||||||||
Distance 155.8 km | Duration 2 h 05 | No. Stops 15 | Evening / Sunday - Holidays / | Times 5 h 38 - 18 h 55 | Network TER Nouvelle-Aquitaine | |||||
26 | LIMOGES-BÉNÉDICTINS ↔ Eymoutiers-Vassivière ↔ USSEL | |||||||||
Distance 112.5 km | Duration 2 h 10 | No. Stops 13 | Evening / Sunday - Holidays / | Times 5 h 33 - 21 h 14 | Network TER Nouvelle-Aquitaine | |||||
27 | BRIVE-LA-GAILLARDE ↔ Tulle ↔ USSEL | |||||||||
Distance 93.4 km | Duration 1 h 40 | No. Stops 11 | Evening / Sunday - Holidays / | Times 6 h 09 - 20 h 07 | Network TER Nouvelle-Aquitaine | |||||
31 | BORDEAUX Saint-Jean ↔ Périgueux ↔ Limoges-Bénédictins ↔ MONTLUÇON | |||||||||
Distance 210.10 km | Duration 2 h 24 | No. Stops 13 | Evening / Sunday - Holidays / | Times 6 h 07 - 22 h 00 | Network TER Nouvelle-Aquitaine | |||||
32 | BORDEAUX Saint-Jean ↔ Libourne ↔ Coutras ↔ Périgueux ↔ Brive-la-Gaillarde ↔ USSEL | |||||||||
Distance 128.2 km | Duration 1 h 30 | No. Stops 16 | Evening / Sunday - Holidays / | Times 5 h 53 - 20 h 07 | Network TER Nouvelle-Aquitaine | |||||
33 | BORDEAUX SAINT-JEAN ↔ Libourne ↔ Bergerac ↔ Le Buisson ↔ SARLAT-LA-CANÉDA | |||||||||
Distance 166.6 km | Duration 2 h 30 | No. Stops 24 | Evening / Sunday - Holidays / | Times 6 h 14 - 18 h 16 | Network TER Nouvelle-Aquitaine | |||||
34 | AGEN ↔ Monsempron-Libos ↔ PÉRIGUEUX / SARLAT | |||||||||
Distance 152.0 km | Duration 2 h 10 | No. Stops 18 | Evening / Sunday - Holidays / | Times 7 h 05 - 18 h 45 | Network TER Nouvelle-Aquitaine | |||||
41.1U | BORDEAUX SAINT-JEAN ↔ Libourne ↔ COUTRAS | |||||||||
Distance km | Duration min | No. Stops | Evening / Sunday - Holidays / | Times | Network TER Nouvelle-Aquitaine | |||||
41.2U | BORDEAUX SAINT-JEAN ↔ Facture-Biganos ↔ Gujan-Mestras ↔ La Teste de Buch ↔ ARCACHON | |||||||||
Distance 58.0 km | Duration 55 min | No. Stops 11 | Evening / Sunday - Holidays / | Times 5 h 16 - 22 h 10 | Network TER Nouvelle-Aquitaine | |||||
42 | BORDEAUX SAINT-JEAN ↔ Macau ↔ Lesparre-Médoc ↔ LE VERDON-SUR-MER [↔ La Pointe-de-Grave] and PESSAC ↔ MACAU | |||||||||
Distance 99.8 km 24.2 km | Duration 2 h 12 31 min | No. Stops 15 8 | Evening / Sunday - Holidays / / | Times 5 h 42 - 21 h 10 6 h 33 - 19 h 27 | Network TER Nouvelle-Aquitaine | |||||
43.1U | BORDEAUX SAINT-JEAN ↔ St-André-de-Cubzac ↔ ST MARIENS-ST YZAN | |||||||||
Distance 168.7 km | Duration 2 h 18 | No. Stops 18 | Evening / Sunday - Holidays / | Times 6 h 09 - 18 h 52 | Network TER Nouvelle-Aquitaine | |||||
43.2U | BORDEAUX SAINT-JEAN ↔ Beautiran ↔ LANGON | |||||||||
Distance | Duration | No. Stops | Evening / Sunday - Holidays / | Times | Network TER Nouvelle-Aquitaine | |||||
44 | BORDEAUX SAINT-JEAN ↔ Langon ↔ Marmande ↔ AGEN | |||||||||
Distance 135.5 km 70.4 km | Duration 1 h 40 | No. Stops 25 | Evening / Sunday - Holidays / | Times 4 h 52 - 21 h 41 | Network TER Nouvelle-Aquitaine | |||||
45 | MONT-DE-MARSAN ↔ Morcenx ↔ BORDEAUX Saint-Jean | |||||||||
Distance 147.0 km | Duration 1 h 22 | No. Stops 9 | Evening / Sunday - Holidays / | Times 5 h 51 - 21 h 46 | Network TER Nouvelle-Aquitaine | |||||
51 | [Irun ↔] HENDAYE ↔ Bayonne ↔ Dax ↔ Morcenx ↔ BORDEAUX SAINT-JEAN | |||||||||
Distance 235.1 km | Duration 2 h 40 | No. Stops 20 | Evening / Sunday - Holidays / | Times 6 h 31 - 18 h 48 | Network TER Nouvelle-Aquitaine | |||||
52 53 | BORDEAUX ↔ Dax ↔ Puyoô ↔ Pau ↔ Lourdes ↔ TARBES and BAYONNE ↔ Puyoô ↔ Pau ↔ Lourdes ↔ TARBES | |||||||||
Distance 233 km 165,1 km | Duration 3 h 03 2 h 15 | No. Stops 18 14 | Evening / Sunday - Holidays / / | Times 5 h 05 - 21 h 13 6 h 03 - 21 h 27 | Network TER Nouvelle-Aquitaine / TER Occitanie | |||||
54 | BAYONNE ↔ SAINT JEAN PIED DE PORT | |||||||||
Distance 52.0 km | Duration 1 h 18 | No. stops 11 | Evening / Sunday - Holidays / | Times 6 h 05 - 18 h 41 | Network TER Nouvelle-Aquitaine | |||||
54U | BAYONNE ↔ CAMBO-LES-BAINS | |||||||||
Distance km | Duration | No. Stops | Evening / Sunday - Holidays / | Times | Network TER Nouvelle-Aquitaine | |||||
55 | PAU ↔ BEDOUS | |||||||||
Distance 59.0 km | Duration 1 h 05 | No. Stops 10 | Evening / Sunday - Holidays / | Times 6 h 45 - 20 h 10 | Network TER Nouvelle-Aquitaine |
Line | Bus route |
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R1 | Poitiers - Parthenay - Bressuire - Cholet - Nantes |
R2 | Thouars - Loudun - Chinon |
R3 | Angoulême - Pons |
R7 | Limoges - Uzerche - Tulle |
R9 | Limoges - Aubusson - Felletin |
R12 | Ussel - Auzances - Montluçon |
R13 | Ussel - Felletin - Aubusson - Montluçon |
R15 | La Souterraine - Guéret - Aubusson - Felletin |
R16 | Ussel - Bort-les-Orgues |
R17 | Felletin - Aubusson - Clermont-Ferrand |
Agen - Villeneuve-sur-Lot | |
Dax - Puyoô - Mauléon | |
Barbotan - Marmande | |
Mont-de-Marsan - Barbotan - Agen | |
Oloron-Sainte-Marie - Canfranc | |
Agen - Aire-sur-l'Adour - Pau | |
Mont-de-Marsan - Pau | |
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