Template:Bologna–Florence railway diagram

Bologna–Florence railway
km elev from Milan from Milan from Verona from Pistoia and Vignola / from Padua 96.908 Bologna Centrale 45 m 96.578 box B (to Portomaggiore and Ancona) 94.191 Bologna San Vitale (opened 2015) Bologna-Portomaggiore railway to Ancona 93.461 Crociali junction (belt railway) 92.695 Bologna Mazzini (opened 2013) 90.490 Bologna San Ruffillo 90 m 89.065 high-speed line to Florence 88.000 Rastignano Musiano–Pian di Macina 80.702 Pianoro 169 m 79.764 Monte Adone tunnel (7,111 m) 79.651 71.543 Monzuno-Vado 175 m Autostrada A1 - E35 61.397 Grizzana 176 m 60.581 Pian di Setta tunnel (3.052 m) 57.529 56.288 San Benedetto-Castiglione 317 m 55.742 north entrance of Apennine tunnel high point of the line 322 m Emilia-Romagna Tuscany border 46.848 Precedenze 37.235 south entrance of Apennine tunnel 36.892 Vernio-Montepiano-Cantagallo 258 m 26.514 Vaiano 152 m from Viareggio 16.386 Prato Centrale 65 m 12.555 Calenzano 56 m 11.025 Pratignone Autostrada A1 - European route E35 9.040 Il Neto 7.992 Sesto Fiorentino 54 m 6.588 Zambra HSL from Bologna 5.372 Firenze Castello 54 m to Pisa 2.766 Firenze Rifredi 55 m to Rome (traditional) and (high-speed) from Faenza, Rome (traditional) and Rome (high-speed) 0.000 Firenze Santa Maria Novella 48 m
Source: Italian railway atlas

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