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Template:Padua–Bologna railway diagram

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km
122.921
Padua
119.920
Padova Campo Marte
113.254
Abano
109.927
Terme Euganee-
Abano-Montegrotto
105.700
Battaglia Terme
100.119
Monselice
92.226
Sant'Elena-Este
Este-Sant'Elena tramway
85.908
Stanghella
79.192
Rovigo
70.872
Arquà
65.595
Polesella
58.722
Canaro
53.680
53.334
Occhiobello[nb 1]
51.981
Po,
Veneto
Emilia-Romagna
regional border
deviation opened in 1945
(x.xxx) 50.293
Pontelagoscuro
SV line from Copparo (closed 1956)
46.830
Ferrara
Po di Volano
39.653
Coronella
33.879
Poggio Renatico
31.765
29.191
Galliera
23.879
San Pietro in Casale
17.768
San Giorgio di Piano
11.830
Funo Centergross
(opened 2003)
9.947
Castelmaggiore
6.990
Bologna Corticella
3.380
Battiferro junction
(5.557) 5.469
Navile junction
opened in 2017
Left arrowLeft arrowformer Agucchi junction / Left arrowformer Battiferro
junction (former link to Bologna Ravone)
Marconi Express (opened 2020)
(0.000) 1.991
Venezia junction
from Milan (HS) (opened 2017)
1.115
Lame underpass (from Porretta,
Vignola, Milan and Verona)
0.000
Bologna Centrale
Left arrowLeft arrowsurface
Left arrowunderground
to Left arrowLeft arrowFlorence (old) and Ancona
Left arrowto Florence (HS)
km
Source: Italian railway atlas[1]

This is a route-map template for the Padua–Bologna railway, a railway in Italy.

Note: Per consensus and convention, most route-map templates are used in a single article in order to separate their complex and fragile syntax from normal article wikitext. See these discussions [1],[2] for more information.

Notes

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  1. ^ Change of chainage due to deviation

References

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  1. ^ Railway Atlas 2017, pp. 25, 36–7, 48, 138, 144.