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Moof! 🏳️‍🌈 @moof@cupoftea.social
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Hey Train Fedi: is there a way to see the actual routing of French trains on a map?

I’m trying to reconstruct the route of TGV 5516 between Dijon-Ville and Nancy, via Besançon and Strasbourg.

One of my train logging apps seems to think that it should have taken the LGV between Strasbourg and Nancy, turning left at Champey-sur-Moselle, which makes no sense to me as I can’t see any suitable railway junctions anywhere near there that wouldn’t involve reversing the train in some sort lf siding on open track. It makes more sense to me to turn left at Hérange and enter Nancy via Lunéville even if you don’t stop there and it’s a slow line.

I can’t seem to find a definitive answer to this on any of the SNCF sites, can anyone point me in the right direction?
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pathetic piss kitten @kitten@elizabeth.cat
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@moof no idea but just to add to the confusion: even the map on SNCF's portal "wifi.sncf" available when using the train's wifi is sometimes wrong. like, showing a path over the conventional line while also showing the "we are here" marker clearly on the hi-speed line
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