TER Bretagne

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TER Bretagne (stylized as TER BreizhGo since 2018) is the TER regional rail network serving the administrative region of Brittany, in north-west France.

OwnerSNCF
Area servedBrittany, France
Number of lines17 (train) + 115 (bus)
Number of stations124
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TER Bretagne
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TER train in the colours of the Regional Council of Brittany
TER train in the colours of the Regional Council of Brittany
Overview
OwnerSNCF
Area servedBrittany, France
Number of lines17 (train) + 115 (bus)
Number of stations124
Daily ridership37,000
Websitem.ter.sncf.com/bretagne
Operation
Began operation1986
Operator(s)SNCF
Infrastructure managerSNCF
Technical
System length1381 km
Track gauge1,435 mm (4 ft 8+1⁄2 in) standard gauge
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Network

Rail transport infrastructure map of Brittany, showing main stations, number of tracks, power source and maximum speed.

The rail and bus network as of April 2022:[1][2]

Rail

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Line Route
1 Brest – Landerneau – Landivisiau – Morlaix – Plouaret-Trégor† – Guingamp – Saint-Brieuc – Lamballe – Rennes
2 Quimper – Rosporden – Quimperlé – Lorient – Hennebont† – Auray – Vannes – Questembert – Redon – Messac-Guipry† – Rennes
3 Quimper – Rosporden† – Quimperlé† – Lorient – Hennebont† – Auray – Vannes – Questembert† – Redon – Saint-Gildas-des-Bois† – Pontchâteau† – Savenay† – Nantes
4 Rennes ... Redon ... Nantes (see TER Pays de la Loire line 2 for details)
9 Rennes ... Janzé ... Châteaubriant
13 Saint-Malo ... Dol-de-Bretagne ... Montreuil-sur-Ille ... Rennes
14 Rennes ... Vitré ... Laval ... Le Mans (see TER Pays de la Loire line 27 for details)
15 Rennes ... Messac-Guipry ... Redon – Malansac – Questembert – Vannes
16 Saint-Brieuc ... Lamballe ... La Brohinière ... Rennes
19 Quimper – Rosporden – Bannalec – Quimperlé – Gestel – Lorient – Hennebont – Brandérion – Landévant – Landaul-Mendon – Auray – Sainte-Anne – Vannes
21 Lannion – Plouaret-Trégor ... Guingamp ... Saint-Brieuc

branch line: Plouaret-Trégor – Plounérin – Plouigneau – Morlaix

22 Brest ... Landerneau ... Morlaix
24 (17) Saint-Brieuc ... Lamballe ... Dinan ... Dol-de-Bretagne
25 Carhaix ... Guingamp
25b Guingamp ... Paimpol
31 Brest – Landerneau – Dirinon – Pont-de-Buis – Châteaulin – Quimper
32 Auray – Belz-Ploemel – Plouharnel-Carnac – Les Sables-Blancs – Penthièvre – Isthme – Kerhostin – Saint-Pierre-Quiberon – Quiberon (summer only)[3]
† Not all trains call at this station
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Road

TER Bretagne bus.

The bus network BreizhGo consists of 115 routes as of 2022.[4][5]

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