Tangen Station

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General information
Location Tangen,  Stange
Norway
Coordinates 60°36′57.29″N11°16′10.60″E / 60.6159139°N 11.2696111°E / 60.6159139; 11.2696111
Elevation164.4 m (539 ft)
Owned by Bane NOR
Operated by Vy
Line(s) Dovre Line
Distance101.77 km (63.24 mi)
Platforms2
ConnectionsBus: Innlandstrafikk
History
Opened1880

Tangen Station (Norwegian : Tangen stasjon) is a railway station located in Tangen in Stange, Norway on Dovre Line. The station was opened in 1880 with the construction of the railway between Eidsvoll and Hamar. Tangen is only served by regional trains by Vy

"Tangen Station". Norwegian National Rail Administration . Retrieved 30 April 2014.</


Preceding station Bane NOR logo.svg Following station
Eidsvoll Dovre Line Stange
Preceding stationRegional trainsFollowing station
Eidsvoll RE10 DrammenOslo SLillehammer   Stange

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