Gotthard axis

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The Gotthard axis is a major north–south trans-Alpine rail and road corridor in Switzerland, centered on the Gotthard Pass and its base tunnels, that forms a key part of European transit between northern and southern Europe.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf rail and road corridor
trans-Alpine corridor
transportation corridor
connects northern Europe
southern Europe
country Switzerland
crosses Swiss Alps NERFINISHED
environmentalGoal shift freight from road to rail across the Alps
follows Gotthard Pass NERFINISHED
formsPartOf Rhine–Alpine Corridor (EU TEN-T) NERFINISHED
gauge standard gauge (rail)
hasComponent A2 motorway (Switzerland) NERFINISHED
Ceneri Base Tunnel NERFINISHED
Gotthard Base Tunnel NERFINISHED
Gotthard Pass NERFINISHED
Gotthard Rail Tunnel (1882) NERFINISHED
Gotthard Road Tunnel NERFINISHED
Gotthard railway line NERFINISHED
historicalRole traditional north–south Alpine crossing route
importanceFor international freight corridors
long-distance passenger services
improves Alpine transit capacity
isMajor yes
languageRegion German-speaking Switzerland NERFINISHED
Italian-speaking Switzerland NERFINISHED
locatedIn Alps NERFINISHED
Gotthard Pass region NERFINISHED
namedAfter Gotthard Pass NERFINISHED
operatorRegion Swiss Federal Railways network NERFINISHED
partOf European transit network NERFINISHED
north–south European transport corridors NERFINISHED
partOfPolicy Swiss New Railway Link through the Alps (NRLA) NERFINISHED
passesThrough canton of Ticino NERFINISHED
canton of Uri
railMode yes
reduces travel time between northern and southern Europe
travel time between northern and southern Switzerland
roadMode yes
roadOperator Swiss Federal Roads Office network NERFINISHED
strategicImportance key part of European north–south transit
terminusNorth central Switzerland
terminusSouth southern Switzerland
tunnelType base tunnel system
usedFor freight transport
passenger transport

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