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| Landeck staton staffed, with scheduled service, See also our Landeck profile |
| Landeck Perfuchs Shown as a halt (Hü) in 1994. Staffed (2004) but no trains scheduled to stop. Shelter still standing (2005) | |
| Pians Staffed station (2004) but no trains scheduled to stop. Temporary buildings were removed prior to March 2004. | |
| Strengen Staffed station (2004) but no trains scheduled to stop. No cross track access. | |
| Flirsch Station Not open to passengers. Station closed | |
| Schnann Halt (Hü) Not open to passengers, Building demolished, but platforms to both sides of track rebuilt recently (as at 2005) | |
| Pettneu Station closed. Views of the staton severly limited due to concrete wall in front of it. | |
| St Jakob Halt (Hü) Closed, building demolished. | |
| St Anton am Arlberg Station rebuilt and relocated in 2003. Scheduled service Old and new station on link but note they are some distance apart within the town. | |
| Langen am Arlberg Station renovated (2004) | |
| Klosterie Staffed Halt (2004) but no trains scheduled to stop. Building remains (2005) | |
| Wald am Arlberg Staffed station (2004) but no trains scheduled to stop. Access is by steep track from vuillage. No means to cross track. | |
| Dalaas Staffed station (2004) but no trains scheduled to stop. Original station destroyed by avalanche 12 januiary 1954, rebuild is triangular for protection. Footbridge provides access to opposite side of track. Access from village and bus route is by a steep track | |
| Hintergasse Staffed station (2004) but no trains scheduled to stop. A three-level stone station accessed by a dirt road from the valley floor. | |
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Braz
Staffed station (2004) but no trains scheduled to stop.
This is a typical Arlberg stone-bult station with side annexes. | |
| Bings Staffed halt (Hü) (2004) but no trains scheduled to stop | |
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Bludenz
staton staffed, with scheduled service
see also our Bludenz profile |