Jenbach, Administrative division in Tyrol, Austria.
Jenbach is a town in Tyrol, Austria, situated at about 570 meters elevation in the Schwaz district surrounded by mountains. It is home to around 7,000 people and serves as a central point for regional connections.
The first written record dates to 1269, when the settlement was documented as Ymbach. Archaeological evidence shows that people inhabited this area as far back as the Bronze Age.
The town serves as a transportation crossroads where different railway lines meet and travelers from various directions pass through. This has shaped how people move through and experience daily life here.
The railway station is easily accessible and provides connections to multiple railway systems for travelers heading to the surrounding region. It helps to know which platforms serve different routes to move between systems quickly.
The station brings together three different railway systems in one place: standard gauge tracks, Europe's oldest cog railway, and the narrow-gauge Zillertalbahn line. This makes it a special rail junction with remarkable technical variety.
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