Template:Milan–Venice railway diagram

0.000 Milano Centrale (from the left: "Genoa" and "Bologna" lines) To Turin and Chiasso) Belt line (from Milano Certosa and Greco Pirelli) 3.798 Milano Lambrate (to Genoa and Bologna) Belt line (to Milano San Cristoforo) (from the left: "Venice DD", "Venice LL", "Goods" lines) Milano Lambrate Scalo goods yard (Passante line from Milano Certosa and Milano Bovisa) 6.240 Lambro junction (staggered junction) Belt line (from Milano Rogoredo) Milan ring road east 0.000 Milano Smistamento marshalling yard 9.907 Segrate (since 2003) 12.407 Pioltello-Limito 16.200 Vignate 18.750 Melzo goods yard 19.600 Melzo (From the left: "Venice DD", "Venice LL" lines) 22.610 Pozzuolo Martesana (since 2009) 24.585 Trecella 27.152 Cassano d'Adda Adda Milan–Verona HSR 29.200 Adda junction/crossover 30.020 31.680 Bergamo junction closed 21-06-09 32.932 Treviglio Ovest (to Bergamo) (left: disused line connecting Cremona with Treviglio Ovest) (33.063) 33.143 Treviglio (to Cremona) 37.146 Vidalengo 42.117 Morengo-Bariano Serio 46.052 Romano 53.018 Cividate al Piano-Calcio Oglio 59.778 Chiari (from Bergamo) 65.827 Rovato (RFI) / Rovato Borgo (FN) (from Iseo) (to Cremona, disused) 65.827 Ospitaletto-Travagliato Autostrada A4 78.508 Roncadelle junction (high-speed line) Mella 79.797 Mella junction (from the left: "Goods", "Passenger" lines) 80.471 Brescia goods yard (from Edolo) 82.842 Brescia Ronchi junction (to Parma and Cremona) 84.000 Milan Verona provincial boundary 91.416 Rezzato (RFI) / Rezzato FRV (to Vobarno, disused) 99.950 Ponte San Marco-Calcinato 106.388 Lonato 110.738 Desenzano del Garda-Sirmione Desenzano Porto (Lake Garda) (to Desenzano Porto, disused) San Martino della Battaglia (disused) Mincio (from Mantua) Peschiera Darsena (Lake Garda) 124.940 Peschiera FMP / Peschiera del Garda (RFI) 129.663 Castelnuovo del Garda 136.583 Sommacampagna–Sona Lugagnano (disused) Autostrada A22 Quadrante Europa 144.236 Fenilone junction (from Quadrante Europa) 144.236 Fenilone junction (to St Lucia and St Massimo junctions) (Brenner railway) (from the left: connections, overpass, San Massimo junction/P.C.) Santa Lucia Junction/P.C. (to Mantua and Modena) (to Rovigo and Bologna) (from Santa Lucia and San Massimo junctions) 147.480 Verona Porta Nuova Adige 150.857 Verona Porta Vescovo 156.864 San Martino Buon Albergo Autostrada A4 163.225 Caldiero 171.571 San Bonifacio (from Lonigo Città, disused) 177.305 Lonigo 182.952 Montebello Autostrada A4 191.471 Altavilla-Tavernelle (FTV tramway to Montecchio and le Valli, disused) 199.138 Vicenza (RFI) / Vicenza FTV (FTV tramway to Noventa and Montagnana, disused) (to Schio and Treviso) 200.857 (Verona Venice provincial boundary Autostrada A31 207.191 Lerino (from Ostiglia, disused) 214.068 Grisignano di Zocco (to Treviso, disused) Autostrada A4 219.928 Mestrino 0.000/227.446 Montà points (former Montà junctions) (to Padova Campo Marte) 2.190 Padova Campo Marte (from the left: from Bologna; from Bassano del Grappa and Calalzo) 229.408 Padua (from the left: old line; high-speed line) 0.000/230.618 (to Padova Interporto goods railway) 3.794 Padova Interporto Autostrada A4 234.843 Ponte di Brenta Brenta Busa di Vigonza (disused) 240.790 Vigonza-Pianiga 244.897 Dolo 248.726 Mira-Mirano 252.040 Mirano junction (Mestre rail bypass, disused) Maerne overpass (from Trento) 254.389 Cabin B (from Adria) 256.490 Catene junction (old line from Trento) 256.500 Mestre Storica junctions (to Udine and Trieste) 0+000/257.907 Venezia Mestre 2.232 Venezia Marghera goods yard 260.191 Venezia Porto Marghera Venetian Lagoon Venezia Marittima 266.341 Venezia Santa Lucia

Source: Atlante ferroviario d'Italia e Slovenia.

This is a route-map template for the Milan–Venice railway, a railway in Italy.

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