Template:Padua–Bologna_railway_diagram

Template:Padua–Bologna railway diagram

Template:Padua–Bologna railway diagram

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

For information on using this template, refer to Template:Routemap.
For pictograms used, see Commons:BSicon/Catalogue.

km

122.921

to Bassano and Calalzo

119.920

Padova Campo Marte

Padova-Torreglia/Villa di Teolo tramway

(1911–1952)

113.254

Abano

109.927

Terme Euganee-

Abano-Montegrotto

105.700

Battaglia Terme

100.119

to Mantua

92.226

Sant'Elena-Este

Este-Sant'Elena tramway

85.908

Stanghella

79.192

to Verona /

to Chioggia

70.872

Arquà

65.595

Polesella

58.722

Canaro

53.680

53.334

Occhiobello^{[nb 1]}

51.981

Po,

regional border

deviation opened in 1945

(x.xxx) 50.293

Pontelagoscuro

SV line from Copparo (closed 1956)

46.830

Po di Volano

FER line to Suzzara

to Rimini and FER line to Codigoro

Autostrada A13

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

(belt line)

(5.557) 5.469

Navile junction

opened in 2017

belt line

former Agucchi junction /

former 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

surface

underground

FER line to Portomaggiore

to

Florence (old) and Ancona

to Florence (HS)

km

Source: Italian railway atlas^[1]

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