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 | The route is the geographical way to be taken from a starting point to a point of destination (source: TAF TSI), or consecutive lines and nodes as a whole between a defined source and target (source: UIC definition). A route differs from a path, as a route can be seen on a map and has a physical existence, unlike a path, which is part of a timetable (source: RNE glossary). Relationships: • A route is a sequence of nodes and it has a starting node and an ending node |
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| isSequenceOf only Node |
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| has starting node only Node |
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| has End node only Node |
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