Template:Bologna–Pistoia railway diagram

Bologna–Pistoia railway
km elev From Ancona FER line from Portomaggiore From Florence 0.000 Bologna Centrale to Padua 1.935 129.899 Fascio Ravone to belt line and locomotive depot Reno 127.676 P.M. Santa Viola { to Verona to Milan ) 126.905 Bologna Borgo Panigale 125.325 Casteldebole (opened 2002) deviation opened in 1927 123.106 Casalecchio Garibaldi (opened in 2002) end of double line FER line to Vignola, opened in 2002 (old route to Casalecchio di Reno, closed in 1995) Casalecchio–Vignola railway (old route to Casalecchio FCV, closed in 1975) 122.077 Casalecchio di Reno 118.547 Borgonuovo 116.221 Pontecchio Marconi 112.818 Sasso Marconi 107.911 Lama di Reno (opened in 1948) 105.289 Marzabotto 103.107 Pian di Venola (opened in 2004) 99.071 Pioppe di Salvaro 93.432 Vergato 89.078 Carbona (opened in 1949) 86.690 Riola tunnel (1,384 m) 85.246 85.032 Riola 81.065 Pian di Casale tunnel (2,622 m) 78.443 75.855 Silla 73.367 Porretta Terme 69.890 Ponte della Venturina (opened in 1909) 394 m 65.714 Molino del Pallone 494 m 63.668 Biagioni-Lagacci (opened in 1950) 522 m Emilia-Romagna Tuscany 58.596 Pracchia FAP / FS (opened in 1863) 617 m FAP line to Mammiano (closed in 1965) 58.318 Apennine Tunnel (2,727 m) 55.591 55.441 San Mommè (opened in 1935) 543 m 53.440 Castagno (opened in 1960) 492 m 53.000 Signorino Tunnel (1.073 m) 51.927 51.077 Corbezzi (opened in 1881) 435 m 45.096 Piteccio 293 m 38.801 Valdibrana 140 m 35.330 Pistoia Ovest 33.573 Pistoia (opened in 1850) 52 m from Viareggio to Florence

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