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* {{Attr|orientation}}: Orientation of the switch element relative to general track direction (aligned with increasing mileage) <ref name="Norway">{{external|https://www.jernbanedirektoratet.no/globalassets/documenter/railml/20220617_railml2.4norismodel_v1.5.xlsx|Jernbanedirektoratet railML 2.4 glossary}}</ref>
* {{Attr|orientation}}: Orientation of the switch element relative to general track direction (aligned with increasing mileage) <ref name="Norway">{{external|https://www.jernbanedirektoratet.no/globalassets/documenter/railml/20220617_railml2.4norismodel_v1.5.xlsx|Jernbanedirektoratet {{rml|2.4}} glossary}}</ref>
:* {{Enum|incoming}}: A track is merging into the principal track, tracks are converging relative to the direction <ref name="Norway" />
:* {{Enum|incoming}}: A track is merging into the principal track, tracks are converging relative to the direction <ref name="Norway" />
:* {{Enum|outgoing}}: A track is splitting out from the principal track, tracks are diverging relative to the direction <ref name="Norway" />
:* {{Enum|outgoing}}: A track is splitting out from the principal track, tracks are diverging relative to the direction <ref name="Norway" />
:* {{Enum|rightAngled}}: related to the "crossing"  connection. Right-angled crossing has four frogs, four guard rails, one inner guard closed rail etc. <ref>О.М. Даренський З`єднання і схрещення залізничних колій</ref>
:* {{Enum|rightAngled}}: semantics unclear.  Please try to avoid and refer to official examples [[Dev:Connection_between_tracks]]
:* {{Enum|unknown}}: The direction is not known
:* {{Enum|unknown}}: The direction is not known


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* {{Attr|course}}: Relative direction of a converging/diverging track connection facilitated by a switch in a crossing. Course is always defined relative to the switch element (i.e. to stock rail), regardless of global track direction. <ref name="Norway" />
* {{Attr|course}}: Relative direction of a converging/diverging track connection facilitated by a switch in a crossing. Course is always defined relative to the switch element (i.e. to stock rail), regardless of global track direction. <ref name="Norway" />
:* {{Enum|straight}} is related to the "crossing"  connection. Simple crossing allows going "straight" across. Double switch crossing is a narrow-angled diagonal flat crossing of two lines combined with four pairs of points in such a way as to allow vehicles to change from one straight track to the other, as well as going "straight" across. A train approaching the arrangement may leave by either of the two tracks on the opposite side of the crossing. To reach the third possible exit, the train must change tracks on the slip and then reverse. <ref>TWb Eisenbahn 2005</ref>
:* {{Enum|straight}} semantics is not clear. Please try to avoid and refer to official examples [[Dev:Connection_between_tracks]]
:* {{Enum|left}}: A switch track is merging from the left or is diverging leftward from the principal track <ref name="Norway" />
:* {{Enum|left}}: A switch track is merging from the left or is diverging leftward from the principal track <ref name="Norway" />
:* {{Enum|right}}: A switch track is merging from the right or is diverging rightward from the principal track <ref name="Norway" />
:* {{Enum|right}}: A switch track is merging from the right or is diverging rightward from the principal track <ref name="Norway" />
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* {{Attr|orientation}}: Orientation of the switch element relative to general track direction (aligned with increasing mileage) <ref name="Norway" />
* {{Attr|orientation}}: Orientation of the switch element relative to general track direction (aligned with increasing mileage) <ref name="Norway">{{external|https://www.jernbanedirektoratet.no/globalassets/documenter/railml/20220617_railml2.4norismodel_v1.5.xlsx|Jernbanedirektoratet {{rml|2.4}} glossary}}</ref>
:* {{Enum|incoming}}: A track is merging into the principal track, tracks are converging relative to the direction <ref name="Norway" />
:* {{Enum|incoming}}: A track is merging into the principal track, tracks are converging relative to the direction <ref name="Norway" />
:* {{Enum|outgoing}}: A track is splitting out from the principal track, tracks are diverging relative to the direction <ref name="Norway" />
:* {{Enum|outgoing}}: A track is splitting out from the principal track, tracks are diverging relative to the direction <ref name="Norway" />
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* {{Attr|course}}: Relative direction of a converging/diverging track connection facilitated by a switch in a crossing. Course is always defined relative to the switch element (i.e. to stock rail), regardless of global track direction. <ref name="Norway" />
* {{Attr|course}}: Relative direction of a converging/diverging track connection facilitated by a switch in a crossing. Course is always defined relative to the switch element (i.e. to stock rail), regardless of global track direction. <ref name="Norway" />
:* {{Enum|straight}} is related to the "crossing"  connection. Simple crossing allows going "straight" across. Double switch crossing is a narrow-angled diagonal flat crossing of two lines combined with four pairs of points in such a way as to allow vehicles to change from one straight track to the other, as well as going "straight" across. A train approaching the arrangement may leave by either of the two tracks on the opposite side of the crossing. To reach the third possible exit, the train must change tracks on the slip and then reverse. <ref>TWb Eisenbahn 2005</ref>
:* {{Enum|straight}} semantics is not clear. Please try to avoid and refer to the official examples [[Dev:Connection_between_tracks]]
:* {{Enum|left}}: A switch track is merging from the left or is diverging leftward from the principal track <ref name="Norway" />
:* {{Enum|left}}: A switch track is merging from the left or is diverging leftward from the principal track <ref name="Norway" />
:* {{Enum|right}}: A switch track is merging from the right or is diverging rightward from the principal track <ref name="Norway" />
:* {{Enum|right}}: A switch track is merging from the right or is diverging rightward from the principal track <ref name="Norway" />

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