Curved turnout

A turnout where both routes curve in the same direction, with an inner and an outer curve. Useful for branching off within a curve without breaking it.

Dutch

bogenwissel

German

Bogenweiche

Example

Märklin C track 24671 and 24672 connect R1 and R2; the slim 24771 and 24772 connect R3 and R4.

Märklin C track: articles, geometry and the track planner

Articles using this term

• Märklin C Track curved turnouts: a passing loop in the curve
• How much space do you need for a Fleischmann piccolo layout?
• Minitrix or Fleischmann piccolo: the differences side by side
• Left, right and symmetrical turnouts explained
• Passing loop: how two trains pass each other
• The Auto-designer: layouts from your own track
• Track spacing: how far apart do two tracks lie?
• Märklin C track or Märklin K track: the differences side by side

See also

• Turnout
• Curve radius
• Slim turnout