Gëlbi Line

The Gëlbi Line is a partially electrified rail line in Kwitkza serving as an alternative route of the Coastal Mainline to connect Gëlbi to Kwitzka's railway system.
== History ==
The Gëlbi Line was built in 1980 to connect Gëlbi to the rest of the country's railway network. The rail line was later electrified in 2022 to connect to the Zäqopanë Branchline, which was also electrified that year. The part between Gëlbi and Ujfghëtri was left unelectrified.
== Specifications ==
The rail line is split into two parts: the 2-track electrified part between Ytqinop and Gëlbi, and a single track unelectrified part between Gëlbi and Ujfghëtri. The speed limit on the electrified part is 120km/h, and on the unelectrified part it's 70km/h.
== Route ==
The rail line originates in Ytqinop in the Magyrfitniq province, where it splits from the Coastal Mainline. The rail line merges with the Suvälqi Line in Avälkiz, and splits into the Zäqopanë Branchline to Zäqopanë and the unelectrified part of the line to Ujfghëtri in Gëlbi. The Gëlbi Line finally merges back with the Coastal Mainline in the Ytgröllús province.
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