Gmunden Tramway

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Traunsee Tram
Tramlink train of the Traunsee Tram
Overview
Owner	ÖBB
Line number	965 01
Locale	Gmunden, Austria
Termini	Gmunden Bahnhof Vorchdorf[1][2]
Stations	9 [note 1]
Service
Type	Tram-train
Route number	161
Operator(s)	Stern & Hafferl
History
Opened	13 August 1894
Technical
Line length	3.090 km (1.920 mi) [note 2]
Number of tracks	Single track with Passing loops, Double track
Track gauge	1,000 mm (3 ft 3+3⁄8 in)
Minimum radius	40 m (131 ft 3 in)
Electrification	600 V DC Overhead lines
Maximum incline	100 ‰
Route map Legend km m (AA) Salzkammergutbahn from Stainach-Irdning 0,00 Bahnhof Gmunden tram depot planned 479 Salzkammergutbahn to Attnang-Puchheim 0,35 Grüner Wald closed 2014 480 B 145 Salzkammergutstraße 483 0,60 Keramik since 2005 485 0,70 Kraftstation closed 2005 484 0,70 Remise 484 0,80 Remise until 2005 1,00 Rosenkranz/OKA-Siedlung 477 1,36 Tennisplatz 458 1,60 Kuferzeile 430 1,77 Parkstraße closed 2,05 Bezirkshauptmannschaft Traunsee 424 2,22 Korso closed 2,26 double track segment since 2018 2,32 Franz-Josef-Platz 423 2,32 Terminus 1975-2014 423 2,42 Postgebäude closed 1975 2,54 Rathausplatz closed 1975 - 2018 424 2,54 Terminus until 1975 424 Trauntor Traun gate (10 m) 425 Traun 2,84 Klosterplatz since 2014 2,84 Transition to Traunseebahn 428 Track switch Gmunden Seebahnhof closed 2014 424 3,09 Gmunden Seebahnhof since 2014 427 end of double track Traunseebahn

The Gmunden Tramway is part of the tram-train-system Traunsee Tram, that opened in 2018 and is located in Upper Austria, Austria. The Traunsee Tram connects the shortest and oldest tram system in Austria with the Traunseebahn.^[3] It is operated by Stern & Hafferl,^[3] which was founded in 1893. The tramway was opened on 13 August 1894. It is 2.3 km long.^[3] The line's maximum gradient of 9.6% makes it one of the world's steepest surviving adhesion-only tram lines.^[4][5]

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