Template:Lucca–Aulla railway

Lucca–Aulla railway
to Pisa and Viareggio 0+000 Lucca Lucca–Pontedera line † 1944 to Florence Lucca–Monsummano tramway † 1957 Molino Pardini sidings 5+233 San Pietro a Vico Lucca–Ponte a Moriano tramway † 1954 9+085 Ponte a Moriano 13+508 Piaggione † 2002 14+902 Lucart paper company sidings 16+417 Diecimo-Pescaglia 19+914 Borgo a Mozzano Ponte della Maddalena 23+303 Bagni di Lucca 26+050 Calavorno † 2003 28+008 Ghivizzano-Coreglia 28+484 Tronchetti sidings † 2015 Piano di Coreglia-Ponte all'Ania 31+931 Fornaci di Barga former Europa Metalli sidings 35+274 Barga-Gallicano 38+090 Castelvecchio Pascoli 41+763 Fosciandora-Ceserana 44+924 Castelnuovo Garfagnana Ponte sul Corfino railway bridge 47+816 Pontecosi 49+813 Villetta San Romano galleria Capriola 1ª 51+271 Poggio-Careggine-Vagli galleria Capriola 2ª 53+243 Camporgiano 57+383 Piazza al Serchio Lupacino tunnel (7,515 m) 65+717 Minucciano-Pieve-Casola Ugliancaldo tunnel (3,195 m) 70+081 Equi Terme Aulella stream 72+644 Monzone-Monte dei Bianchi-Isolano Aulella stream 76+112 Gragnola 78+597 Fivizzano-Gassano 81+344 Fivizzano-Rometta-Soliera 83+246 Serricciolo † 2002 86+016 Pallerone former explosives factory sidings new routing (2008) Bibola tunnel (opened 2008) Bibola tunnel † 2008 / to La Spezia 2005 to La Spezia † 2005 (89+273) (99+693) Aulla † 2008 89+923 (98+598) Aulla Lunigiana opened 2005 to Parma (new track, opened 2005) to Parma (old track) † 2005

This is a route-map template for the Lucca–Aulla railway, a railway in Italy.

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