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Arlberg

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Arlberg

Mountain range in the Austrian Alps, extending from the province of Tirol into Vorarlberg. A road link between the two provinces passes through the Arlberg Pass (altitude 1,793 m/5,882 ft); nearby, a railway tunnel more than 10 km/6 mi long (highest point 1,310 m/4,298 ft) has been in use since 1884.



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