Template:Florence–Pisa–Livorno railway diagram

Florence–Pisa–Livorno railway
0.000 Firenze Santa Maria Novella to Faenza, Rome (slow) and (HS) 2.767 Firenze Rifredi to per Bologna and Viareggio (0.000) Firenze Porta al Prato (opened 2008) Stazione Leopolda 7.381 (3.701) Firenze Cascine crossing loops 9.356 Le Piagge (opened 2004) Autostrada A1 - E35 11.978 San Donnino-Badia (opened 2008) 13.010 Renai junction new route (opened 2006) Arno river Lastra a Signa (opened 2006) 15.926 Signa (opened 1934) 16.204 Signa (closed 1934) Carmignano (closed 2002) Arno river 25.891 Samminiatello junction 27.568 Montelupo-Capraia 33.787 Empoli to Siena Elsa river 43.400 San Miniato-Fucecchio 49.320 San Romano-Montopoli-Santa Croce 57.00 La Rotta (closed 2002) Era river Pontedera (old) 61.426 Pontedera-Casciana Terme to Lucca (closed 1944) 68.316 Cascina 70.671 San Frediano a Settimo 73.203 Navacchio to Rome (via Collesalvetti) 80.848 Pisa Centrale 4 m s.l.m. to Lucca and Genoa 82.923 Pisa Aeroporto (heavy rail until 2013) 86.942 Mortellini junction line from Pisa (via "collodoca") Autostrada A12 - E80 90.452 Tombolo 4 m s.l.m. Navicelli channel to Livorno Darsena yard (opened 2016) from Collesalvetti 96.094 31.459 Livorno Calambrone Livorno San Marco 27.766 Livorno Centrale 14 m s.l.m. to Roma
Source: Italian railway atlas

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