There are four spirals on the Southern Xinjiang Railway at , , and on a by-passed section between Yu'ergou and Hejing that is now freight only. This line was rebuilt on a shorter route in 2014. There used to be a spiral at Guanjiao at on the Qinghai–Tibet Railway, it was replaced by a tunnel in 2014. (see photo). Costa Rica Replica of the Brusio Spiral Viaduct at on the Tren Turistico Arenal, 10 km east of Nuevo Arenal, Guanacaste. Croatia Spiral between Rijeka-Brajdica and Sušak-Pećine at on the Rijeka–Karlovac railway, part of International corridor V. The spiral is mainly in a 1838 m long tunnel. Eritrea Spiral between Asmara and Arbaroba at on Eritrean Railways. This spiral pushes the definition of a spiral as the line crosses itself but then immediately crosses back, and it does this in a tunnel. France Three spirals on the Col de Tende line between Ventimiglia to Cuneo as it passes through France, a further spiral on this line is in Italy. Just north of Fontan at . Saint Dalmas-de-Tende at . Tende at . Spiral at Moûtiers at between Albertville and Bourg-Saint-Maurice used by TGV. Spiral partly in a tunnel at Claveisolles at on the Paray-le-Monial to Lozanne line (between Saint-Nizier-d'Azergues and Poule-les-Écharmeaux). Spiral north of L'Hospitalet près l'Andorre at on the line between Latour-de-Carol and Ax-les-Thermes. There used to be a spiral in the Sayerce tunnel at on the former Pau–Canfranc railway line between Pau and Zaragoza (Spain) in the Pyrenees. This spiral is now a footpath. The proposed spirals between The Gravenne and Montpezat at on the partly completed Transcevenole line between Le Puy-en-Velay and Lalevade-d'Ardèche in the Cévennes were never constructed. Germany Spiral, known as the Rendsburg Loop, on the northern approach to the Rendsburg High Bridge, a railway viaduct and transporter bridge crossing the Kiel Canal in Rendsburg, Schleswig-Holstein at . Spiral on the Wutach Valley Railway at . The line was built partly for strategic reasons and had to be built to a reasonable gradient in order to haul heavy military trains over it. The alternative, shorter Singen–Waldshut route was not available for this traffic, since it crossed Swiss territory. The line is now a heritage railway. India There are currently three spirals on the Darjeeling Himalayan Railway: Chunbati Loop at . Agony Point at . Batasia Loop at . The Darjeeling Himalayan Railway originally had five or