Template:Pisa–La Spezia–Genoa railway diagram

Genoa–Pisa railway
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km elev from Asti, Turin, Milan and Ventimiglia 0.000 Genova Piazza Principe 2.542 Genova Brignole goods line from Gavette/Macelli Terralba deviation opened in 1915 5.551 Sturla (closed 1915) Genova Sturla (opened 1915) Via Tabarca (closed 1915) (4.378) Lojolo (closed 1915) 7.111 Genova Quarto dei Mille Pietrarugia Giuncate deviation opened in 1922 Via Argiroffo 9.140 Quinto / Genova Quinto al Mare 9.981 Via Cattaneo (closed in 1948)[1] 10.791 Genova Nervi Genova Sant'Ilario 12.922 Bogliasco 13.818 Pontetto Pieve di Sori 15.086 Pieve Ligure (opened 1922) Sori (1868) 16.463 Sori 18.601 Mulinetti 20.022 Recco Priaro (closed 1981)[2] 21.744 Camogli-San Fruttuoso San Lorenzo 26.818 Santa Margherita Ligure-Portofino San Michele di Pagana 29.193 Rapallo 32.804 Zoagli 37.654 Chiavari 39.856 Lavagna 42.340 Cavi deviation opened in 1925 45.118 Sestri Levante 48.043 Riva Trigoso deviation opened in 1932 Fincantieri link 53.280 Moneglia 57.091 Deiva Marina former link from Framura to Fornaci quarry 60.558 Framura deviation opened in 1970 63.476 Bonassola 66.402 Levanto 70.711 70.381 Monterosso 73.607 Vernazza 76.837 Corniglia 78.804 78.712 Manarola 79.474 Riomaggiore former Arsenal Railway 86.162 172.462 La Spezia Centrale 171.549 La Spezia Scalo 169.669 La Spezia Migliarina La Spezia Marittima 167.500 Cà di Boschetti 164.896 Vezzano Ligure 162.877 Arcola junction 161.646 Arcola (1864–2004) to Parma 160.641 Romito deviation opened in 1944 Magra river A12 - E80 disused connection from Parma line 157.495 Sarzana San Lazzaro 151.594 Luni Liguria Tuscany from Carrara and Marmifera railway from Marina di Carrara Carrara-Marina di Carrara tramway (1915–1955) 146.997 Carrara-Avenza (1862–2012) 146.773 link to Frugoli sawmill Marmifera line to Fiorino 146.770 Carrione torrent Montecatini factory link to Carrara industrial lines central line (1938–1992) Carrara industrial lines northern line (1938–?) link to Carrara industrial lines central line (opened in 1938) 143.439 Massa Zona Industriale (opened in 1938) Massa tramway (closed in 1933) 140.271 Massa Centro 137.200 Montignoso 133.099 Forte dei Marmi-Seravezza-Querceta Versilia tramway (closed in 1936) 129.646 Pietrasanta Viareggio coastal tramway (closed in 1944) 124.364 Camaiore Lido-Capezzano (opened in 1949)[3] A12—E80 Viareggio-Camaiore tramway Burlamacca canal 120.090 Viareggio (opened in 1936) Viareggio coastal tramway 118.760 Viareggio Scalo (closed in 1994) Fervet Sabbia yard to Florence link from MM artillery testing range to Torre del Lago peat bogs 114.014 Torre del Lago Puccini Migliarino Pisano (closed in 2003)[4] Serchio river Autostrada A12—E80 100.930 Pisa F.M. Campaldo (crossing loops) to Lucca 100.133 Pisa San Rossore 99.672 La Spezia/Lucca turnout Arno river Pisa–Tirrenia–Livorno railway (closed in 1960) Pisa–Marina di Pisa tramway (closed in 1932) 98.607 Navicelli turnout to Livorno (via Tagliaferro) to Livorno and Pisa Airport 97.869 Pisa Centrale to Florence to Livorno (via "collodoca") to Vada km
Source: Italian railway atlas[5]
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This is a route-map template for the Genoa–Pisa railway, a railway in Italy.

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