or the Indonesian class Lokomotif DD50 Italy Ferrovia Genova-Casella has one zig zag currently in regular use at Casella Deposito (actually a single reversal) Cecina-Volterra railway (this section of the line was closed in 1958) the Menaggio–Porlezza railway had a single reversal near Menaggio Japan Hakone Tozan Line has three zig zags, namely at Deyama S.B., Ōhiradai Station, Kami-Ōhidradai S.B. Hisatsu Line at Okoba and Masaki stations Hōhi Main Line at Tateno Station Itsukaichi Line at Musashi-Itsukaichi Station to Musashi-Iwai Station (this section of the line was closed in 1981). Kisuki Line at Izumo-Sakane Station Keikyu Main Line at Keikyū Kamata Station for trains operating direct service between Yokohama Station and Haneda Airport: This switchback exists purely from an operational standpoint and is not influenced by terrain obstacles. Shinonoi Line Obasute Station in Chikuma, Nagano, is on a switchback The Tateyama Sabō Erosion Control Works Service Train (not publicly accessible) is notable for operating on a line with 38 zig zags, 18 of them in a row Mexico Ferrocarril Noroeste de México, between Juan Mata Ortiz to Chico Myanmar (also known as Burma) Passenger line between Thazi and Kalaw, with four switchbacks; still in use Passenger line between Mandalay and Lashio New Zealand Driving Creek Railway, Coromandel North Korea Kanggye Line, between Hwangp'o and Simrip'yŏng stations Kŭmgangsan Electric Railway, between Tanballyŏng and Malhwiri (Kŭmganggu) stations. Entire line destroyed during the Korean War and not rebuilt Paengmu Line, between Yugok and Rajŏk stations, and at Samyu station (station is located on a single reverse) in addition, there are numerous switchbacks on spurs into underground facilities located off main lines. Pakistan Khyber Pass Railway Peru PeruRail between Cuzco to Machu Picchu – Five switchbacks Seven full Zigzags and one single reverse on the Central Railway of Peru Slovakia Historical Logging Switchback Railway in Vychylovka South Africa Tierkrans Switchback Railway, between Barkley East station and Aliwal-North station. For economic reasons regular service was finally discontinued in 1991. Railway enthusiasts also know the line for the famous set of eight reverses. South Korea Yeongdong Line, between Heungjeon station and Nahanjeong station. This section closed in 2012 and replaced by Solan tunnel Sweden Lövsjöväxeln (Lövsjö points) on Hällefors-Fredriksbergs Järnvägar (1875–1940) Visby harbour från Visby station, 32 meters of difference, (1868-1962), Switzerland Chambrelien station on the Neuchâtel–Le Locle-Col-des-Roches line. Before electrification, a turntable was required to allow large tender locomotives to be turned as they ran