Rosz ha-Ajin (stacja kolejowa)
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| Liczba peronów | 2 |
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 32°06′15″N 34°56′03″E/32,104167 34,934167 | |
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Rosz ha-Ajin (hebr.: ראש העין צפון) – stacja kolejowa w mieście Rosz ha-Ajin, w Izraelu. Jest obsługiwana przez Rakewet Jisra’el.
Stacja znajduje się w północno-wschodniej części miasta Rosz ha-Ajin, przy strefie przemysłowej Tel Afeq. Dworzec jest przystosowany dla osób niepełnosprawnych.
Połączenia
Pociągi z Rosz ha-Ajin jadą do Lod, Tel Awiwu, Bene Berak, Petach Tikwa, Kefar Sawy i Riszon le-Cijjon.
Linki zewnętrzne
- Informacje o stacji na stronie Rakewet Jisra’el. [dostęp 2011-06-14]. [zarchiwizowane z tego adresu (29 października 2011)].
| Rosz ha-Ajin | ||
| Linia Kefar Sawa–Tel Awiw–Riszon le-Cijjon Suburban Service | ||
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