List of railway lines in Algeria

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The following is a non-exhaustive list of railways operating in Algeria with opening dates if available. The classifications of railways into long-distance and regional railways correspond to SNTF categories.

Northern Algeria[edit]

Long-distance lines[edit]

Regional lines[edit]

Béni Mansour-Bejaïa line (1889)
Bordj Bou Arreridj-M'Sila line (2010)
Tabia-Akid Abbes line (1916)
Akid Abbes-Ghazaouet line (1936)
Es Sénia-Béni Saf line (1885; rebuilt 1985–2015)
Thénia-Oued Aissi line (1888; rebuilt 2010)
Ramdane Djamel-Jijel line (1990)
Inactive since 26/12/1996: Mohammadia-Mostaganem line (1879; rebuilt 1908)

Vertical (north-south) lines[edit]

Long-distance lines[edit]

Annaba-Djebel Onk line (1888; rebuilt 1966)
Oued Tlelat-Béchar line (1906; rebuilt 2010)
El Guerrah-Touggourt line (1914)
Inactive, Mohammadia-Saïda-El Biod line

High Plateaux lines[edit]

Commuter rail[edit]

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Northern Algeria[edit]

Long-distance lines[edit]

Regional lines[edit]

Vertical (north-south) lines[edit]

Long-distance lines[edit]

High Plateaux lines[edit]

Regional lines[edit]

Commuter rail[edit]

Algiers Province[edit]

Oran Province[edit]

Constantine Province[edit]