Norway Railway Map

The length of the Norwegian railway system is 4,087 km. Out of it, 2,662 km is electrified and 64 km adapted for high-speed train travel. The biggest saturation of railway tracks is located in the south of the country.

Norway's rail network is managed by Bane NOR, the state-owned agency responsible for all railway infrastructure across the country. Passenger services are operated primarily by Vy (formerly NSB) and SJ Norge. Over the past decade, the Norwegian government has invested more than €22 billion in modernising the network, with the goals of cutting journey times, improving punctuality, and raising comfort standards for passengers.

Most popular operational Norwegian lines are:

• Bergen
• ​Flam
• Bratsberg
• Dovre
• Drammen
• Gardermoen
• ​etc.

Norway takes great pride in preserving its railway heritage through a network of museum lines run by volunteer associations and enthusiasts. These routes offer rides on historic steam or diesel locomotives and represent a unique attraction for tourists and history lovers alike.

Operational museum railway lines:

• Kroder
• Setesdal
• Urskog-Holand
• Thamshavn
• Rjukan
• Valdres
• etc.

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