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7.4 - Can one train run to two stations on the same tile?

1800, 1830, 1832, 1841, 1844, 1848, 1850, 1851, 1853, 1856, 1862, 1870, 1889, 1895, 1898, 18C2C, 18EC, 18Mex, 18NL, 18Rhl Rhineland, Steam Over Holland Yes.
1824 You may not run to two large stations on the same tile. Small stations are not restricted.
1825, 1829 No, but if using Tank engines (3T, 4T) available in extension kits, these can call at two villages on the same hex or tile.
1826, 1827 Jr., 1829 Mainline, 1837SX, 1842, 1846, 18EU, 18FL, 18Scan, 18TN, 18West No.
1830BC, 1849, 18MW, 18VA, Crisis NA
1831 Yes, for mixed train to both a passenger and freight station in same city. Two commuter runs allow train to repeat same passenger station up to 4 times.
1835 Yes, except Berlin.
1837 Yes, but not two stations in Vienna. In the case of Buda and Pest, the entire run may be on one hex.
1838 Rheinland Yes, but not Duisburg, Düsseldorf or Köln when running a bonus route connecting opposite corners of the map.
1854 Yes. But not Wien, Zürich, or Sankt Pölten.
1860 Yes, but you may not revisit the same hex twice.
1861 Not covered by the rules, but a clarification from JKLM Games states that you cannot visit the same station hex, station tile or off-board area twice with the same train. Off-board areas means, for example, that all the red hexes that form the off-board area of Poland are counted as one area.
1898 Only YY-tiles (which start as two villages).
18GA Yes; even three.
18GL, 18VA Not applicable.
18US Yes, but only when the two cities are separate from each other.
2038 Two mines, yes.

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