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Template:Milan–Chiasso railway diagram

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Milan–Chiasso railway
km
50.765
Chiasso
(power system change)
230 m
Left arrowLeft arrowMonte Olimpino 2 tunnel (7,202 m)
Left arrowMonte Olimpino 1 tunnel (1,919 m)
lake link (closed)
46.619
Como San Giovanni
201 m
Camerlata
to Left arrowMozzate and Right arrowComo
41.679
Albate-Camerlata
40.340
Rosales junction
37.334
Cucciago
(opened 1849)
255 m
Cucciago tunnel (304 m)
Seveso river
Seveso river
34.171
Cantù-Cermenate
248 m
Seveso river
Seveso river
31.764
Carimate
238 m
Seveso river
27.092
Camnago-Lentate
(opened 1849)
217 m
21.598
Seregno
(opened 1849)
207 m
18.436
Desio (opened 1849)
Monza–Meda–Cantù tramway
200 m
16.348
Lissone-Muggiò
(opened 1882)
195 m
Royal railway station of Monza
(private, 1884–1900)
Galleria di Monza
11.934 (12.575)
Monza
(opened 1840)
160 m
Left arrowLeft arrow"Lecco" line / Left arrow"Chiasso" line
(7.695) 7.060
Sesto San Giovanni
(opened 1969)
145 m
Sesto San Giovanni (old)
140 m
(3.984) 3.351
Milano Greco Pirelli
(opened 1914)
130 m
Left arrowto Domodossola, Turin (HS and slow)
and belt railway
installed in 2010 and 2012
(2.065)
Mirabello junction
123 m
(1.744)
Garibaldi Tunnel (1562 m)
(opened in 1966)
0.000 0.000
Milano Centrale
(opened in 1931)
Milano Centrale (1864–1931);
old line to Venice and Piacenza
Milano Porta Nuova
(1931–1961)
(0.182)
(0.000) 4.770
Milano
Porta Garibaldi
Left arrowLeft arrowopened 1963 (surface)
Left arrowopened 1997 (underground)
Milano Porta Nuova
(1850–1864)
Milano Porta Nuova
(1840–1850)

Lake Como branch


FS line from Chiasso
FS line to Milan
bridge over via Borgo Vico
(demolished)
bridge over Cosia torrent
(demolished)
Como Lago FS yard

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

Note: Per consensus and convention, most route-map templates are used in a single article in order to separate their complex and fragile syntax from normal article wikitext. See these discussions [1],[2] for more information.

References

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  1. ^ Atlante ferroviario s'Italia e Slovenia [Italian and Slovenian railway atlas)] (1 ed.). Schweers + Wall. 2010. pp. 21, 128–9, 131–2. ISBN 978-3-89494-129-1.