Template:Turin–Milan railway diagram

from Genoa, Fossano and Chieri from Pinerolo – Torre Pellice (0.000) Torino Lingotto 0.000 Torino Porta Nuova 1.092 0.000 start of Turin-Novara 1.400 Copertura Trincea tunnel (2253 m) Turin Passante 1.465 Zappata 4-way junction 2.139 Crocetta junction to Bardonecchia 3.653 4-track tunnel to the east (4446 m) 3.943 Torino Porta Susa opened 2008 3.943 Torino Porta Susa 1856–2009 Dora Riparia river Torino Dora (under reconstruction) to Ceres to Ceres (9+359) Torino Rebaudengo Fossata future line to Ceres 8.099 Stura di Lanzo river 10.935 Torino Stura Turin-Milan autostrada Turin north ring 12.347 link Turin–Milan (HS) 14.062 14.014 Settimo Torinese junction from Turin Passante 15.763 Settimo Torino-Settimo Torinese interurban tramway (1884–1954) to Pont Canavese 22.896 Brandizzo Malone torrent Orco torrent from Aosta 27.251 Chivasso 184 m a.s.l. to Asti 30.763 Castelrosso 30.783 Castelrosso junction (to Alessandria) 33.395 Torrazza Piemonte Dora Baltea river 38.391 Saluggia 41.186 Sant'Antonino di Saluggia 45.403 Livorno Ferraris link from Turin–Milan (HS) 49.796 Bianzè 55.396 Tronzano A4/A26 - E25 57.933 Santhià to Biella and Arona 63.584 San Germano Vercellese 68.483 Olcenengo from Casale Monferrato and Valenza Vercelli–Trino (closed 1949), V–Aranco (c. 1933) and V–Biella (c. 1933) interurbans 77.054 Vercelli 128 m a.s.l. Sesia river 79.348 Sesia junction to Pavia Vercelli-Biandrate-Fara interurban tramway 82.051 Borgo Vercelli A26 88.937 Ponzana Agogna torrent from Biella from Varallo, Domodossola, Arona and Pino Novara FNM (old) to Seregno 98.940 Novara / Novara Nord 151 m a.s.l. Novara Boschetto link to Turin–Milan (HS) Novara–Vigevano–Ottobiano interurban tramway to Alessandria 108.464 Trecate Novara–Vigevano–Ottobiano interurban tramway 113.982 Ticino river Piedmont Lombardy 120.421 Magenta 123.688 Corbetta-Santo Stefano Ticino (opened 1936) Milano–Castano Primo interurban tramway Turin–Milan (HS) 126.206 Vittuone-Arluno Turin-Milan Autostrada 131.037 Pregnana Milanese (opened 2009) 133.381 to Domodossola 134.571 16.348 Rho Milan western ring (A50) - E35-E62 "Varese" lines / "Novara" lines Turin–Milan (HS) 12.618 Rho Fiera opened 2008 A52 A4 - E64 8.526 Milano Certosa Milano Villapizzone opened 2002 Milan–Saronno railway Milan–Asso railway Milano Bovisa FS closed 1997 Milan–Saronno railway to Milano Sempione and Mortara Farini marshalling yard Milano Porta Garibaldi opened 1963 (surface) opened 1997 (underground) Milan Passante to Monza, Chiasso and Lecco to Voghera, Venice, Bologna, Bologna (HS) and belt railway 0.000 Milano Centrale

Source: Italian railway atlas

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