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Hegau-Ablach Valley Railway
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The Hegau–Ablach Valley Railway ((ドイツ語:Hegau-Ablachtal-Bahn)) is a branch line in the German state of Baden-Württemberg. It runs from Radolfzell via Stockach to Mengen. The line was built as a mainline connection from Ulm via Lake Constance (''Bodensee'') to Switzerland. Regular passenger services were abandoned between 1972 and 1982. Passenger services were reactivated on the southern section between Radolfzell and Stockach in 1996 and has since been operated under the brand name of ''Seehäsle''. The northern section from Stockach to Mengen is however only used for freight trains and passenger excursion trains. In 2005, it had to be temporarily closed because of the deterioration of the infrastructure on some sections.
==Description of line and route==
The brand name ''Seehäsle'' is based on the brand name ''Seehas'' (named after a mythical "lake hare"), which is used for the S-Bahn-like services of the former Mittelthurgau-Bahn (now operated by THURBO, a subsidiary of the Swiss Federal Railways) in the Konstanz district on the line between Konstanz and Engen. The original name of the line as the Hegau-Ablach Valley Railway (''Hegau-Ablachtal-Bahn'') is still common, as the line runs through the Hegau, running from the vicinity of Schwackenreute parallel with the Ablach river to Mengen. In Stahringen, the Lake Constance Belt Railway (''Bodenseegürtelbahn'') branches from the Hegau-Ablach Valley Railway to Lindau.
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