Editing Chur (section)

==Transportation==
[[File:Chur Postautostation3.jpg|thumb|200px|Railway and [[PostBus Switzerland|Post bus]] station]]
[[File:Chur Stadt 2010 1.jpg|thumb|200px|The ''Arosabahn'' waits at Chur Stadt halt]]
Chur is {{convert|120|km|0|abbr=off}} by rail from Zürich, and is the meeting-point of the routes from Italy over many alpine passes ([[Lukmanier Pass]], [[Splugen Pass]], and [[San Bernardino Pass]]), as well as from the Engadine ([[Albula Pass]], [[Julier Pass]]), so that it is the centre of an active trade (particularly in wine from the [[Valtelline]]), though it also has a few local factories.<ref name="Coire"/>

The city's [[Chur railway station|main railway station]] is where the [[Swiss Federal Railways]] system link with that of the [[Rhaetian Railway]] (RhB). While the SBB lines serve most of Switzerland, most of Graubünden's internal rail traffic is served by RhB lines. One of the RhB lines (to Arosa) uses [[street running|on-street running]] through streets in the centre of Chur and Sand in order to reach the station—see [[Chur Stadt (Rhaetian Railway station)#Stadtbahn|Chur Stadtbahn]].

There are three other railway stations in Chur:

*[[Chur Stadt (Rhaetian Railway station)|Chur Altstadt]] (on the [[Rhaetian Railway#Arosa line (originally Chur-Arosa (ChA))|Chur-Arosa line]])
*[[Chur West (Rhaetian Railway station)|Chur West]]
*[[Chur Wiesental (Rhaetian Railway station)|Chur Wiesental]]
*{{rws|Haldenstein}}

There is also a postbus station situated above the railway station.

Chur is linked by a motorway—the [[A13 (Switzerland)|A13]].