Alausí station

E918066

Alausí station is a historic railway station in the town of Alausí, Ecuador, best known as the departure point for the famous Nariz del Diablo (Devil’s Nose) train route through the Andes.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf historic site
railway station
architecturalStyle early 20th-century railway architecture
category Railway stations in Ecuador
Tourist attractions in Chimborazo Province
climate cool highland climate
connectsTo Nariz del Diablo switchbacks NERFINISHED
country Ecuador
departurePointFor Nariz del Diablo (Devil’s Nose) route NERFINISHED
elevation approximately 2340 metres above sea level
hasAccess road access from Alausí town center
hasBuildingMaterial masonry
wood
hasFunction local commerce support
passenger boarding
tourist information point
hasNearbyAttraction Andean landscapes
historic center of Alausí NERFINISHED
hasPlatformType side platform
hasServiceFrequency limited tourist-oriented schedule
hasStructureType at-grade station
hasView Andean valleys
mountain slopes
heritageStatus historic railway heritage site
historicalRole part of Guayaquil–Quito trans-Andean connection
knownFor Nariz del Diablo train route NERFINISHED
languageOfSignage Spanish
locatedIn Alausí NERFINISHED
locatedInAdministrativeTerritory Chimborazo Province NERFINISHED
locatedInMountainRange Andes NERFINISHED
near Devil’s Nose rock formation NERFINISHED
operator Empresa de Ferrocarriles del Ecuador NERFINISHED
ownedBy Ecuadorian State NERFINISHED
partOf Ecuadorian railway network NERFINISHED
primaryUse tourist railway services
railGauge narrow gauge
railwayLine Guayaquil–Quito railway NERFINISHED
region central Ecuador
serves town of Alausí
servesTouristsFrom Ecuador NERFINISHED
international visitors
tourismImportance major tourist attraction in Alausí
transportType rail
usedFor heritage railway tourism
scenic train journeys

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