Stasjonstall

Stasjonstall, also known as station numbers, are numerical identifiers used in various contexts to distinguish different locations or entities. The term is most commonly associated with railway stations in Norway, where each station is assigned a unique stasjonstall. These numbers serve practical purposes such as simplifying communication, facilitating automated systems, and organizing railway infrastructure. For example, when booking a ticket or reporting an issue, using the stasjonstall can ensure accuracy and efficiency.

Beyond railway systems, the concept of stasjonstall can be applied in other domains where unique identification of specific points or facilities is necessary. This might include telecommunications, where different exchanges or cell towers could be assigned such numbers, or in logistics and warehousing, where specific loading bays or storage areas might have designated stasjonstall. The underlying principle is to provide a simple, unambiguous way to refer to a particular place or service point. The specific format and range of stasjonstall can vary significantly depending on the system and the organization managing it. Their primary function remains consistent: to provide a standardized and efficient method of identification.