Ferúqo Branchline

Ferúqo Branchline is a rail line in Sënnägläfi connecting Nqlät with Ferúqo and Lustar. It was built in 1992 but recieved a heavy refurbishment by Nqlät Nödden in 2013.
==History ==
The Ferúqo Branchline was built in 1992 by KPQ as a branch of the Coastal Mainline to connect to Ferúqo and Lustar. The railway is owned by KPQ, but stopping services are exclusively reserved for Nqlät Nödden. This is due to the refurbishment of the line in 2013 being paid for by Nqlät Nödden under this condition.
The rail line is also used by Lustar's SVL. The rail line became entirely remotely controlled with signalling centers in Nqlät and Ferúqo in 2013.
==Specifications==
The rail line is mostly 2 track, but some 3 track segments in Nqlät are also present. The line speed is 140km/h on most parts of the line, however in central Nqlät it is 100km/h, and on some more rural sections it is 160km/h. There are many stations, almost all of which are served exclusively by Nqlät Nödden. The line speed was increased from 100km/h in the 2013 refurbishment.
As the line was mostly used for freight services before the refurbishment, many new stations were built, such as Fäaqlixiti and Wäterlö.
==Service==
The Ferúqo Branchline is used for stopper, Intercity and express services. Intercity and express services are operated by KPQ and SVL, while the stopper services are operated by Nqlät Nödden. Most Nqlät Nödden trains on the line terminate in Ferúqo, but some also continue to Soln, with these trains running a semifast operating pattern in Kwitzka.
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