It’s not because they made the train line next to the most populated cities /s
The other two-thirds change at Olten.
Fun Fact
And it’s still not a high speed line… :((( (And for big parts after Bern it’s not even 100 km/h which Is a crazy shortcoming)
It’s a nice visualisation and i found it really interesting the first time i saw it. Obviously if you think about it, it makes sense because first of all, the main line literally connects the most important cities and second, population grew around train lines.
That’s the A1! 😆
LOL and its also precisely the place with most fog
I would put this the other way around. The train runs where most people live, not vice versa 😉
Which is cause? Which is effect?
This just in: folk live in cities.
Some countries avoid the biggest cities on their main line ?
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It’s not because they made the train line next to the most populated cities /s
The other two-thirds change at Olten.
Fun Fact
And it’s still not a high speed line… :((( (And for big parts after Bern it’s not even 100 km/h which Is a crazy shortcoming)
It’s a nice visualisation and i found it really interesting the first time i saw it. Obviously if you think about it, it makes sense because first of all, the main line literally connects the most important cities and second, population grew around train lines.
That’s the A1! 😆
LOL and its also precisely the place with most fog
I would put this the other way around. The train runs where most people live, not vice versa 😉
Which is cause? Which is effect?
This just in: folk live in cities.
Some countries avoid the biggest cities on their main line ?
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