Template:Venice–Udine railway railway RDT

km elev 266.341 Venezia Santa Lucia 4 m Venezia Marittima Ponte della Libertà (Venetian Lagoon) 260.191 Venezia Porto Marghera 4 m Venezia Marghera goods yard 257.907 0.000 Venezia Mestre to Venezia Mestre goods yard, connecting to former Padua–Malcontenta–Fusina tramway to Milan, Trento, Adria 0.967 Udine/Trieste junction (from Milan) 0.967 Udine/Trieste junction (to Trieste) Autostrada A57 Marzenego Venezia Zelarino 3.939 Venezia Mestre Ospedale (opened 2008) 4.818 Udine crossing Venice Belt railway (old route, 1940–1993) 5.784 Trivignano junction from Venice Belt (old) 5.790 Marocco junction from Venice Belt (new route, opened 2008) Dese Marocco 7 m 9.273 Mogliano Veneto 8 m Zero Campocroce 9 m 13.925 Preganziol 13 m 16.396 San Trovaso (opened 2007) 14 m from Vicenza from Belluno 20.908 Treviso Centrale 15 m Sile to Portogruaro 22.883 Treviso Fascio Motta 27.212 Lancenigo 27 m 34.734 Spresiano 55 m from Montebelluna (1916–1984) 38.070 Bivio Piave Piave 40.039 Susegana (tramway to Pieve di Soligo) 70 m 47.861 Conegliano 60 m Monticano to Ponte nelle Alpi 55.495 Pianzano 48 m 59.447 Orsago 39 m Meschio Veneto Friuli-Venezia Giulia border from Vittorio Veneto 64.961 Sacile 27 m Livenza to Pinzano 71.376 Fontanafredda 39 m from Aviano 77.800 Pordenone 28 m Noncello Meduna 86.420 Cusano 31 m Fiume from Portogruaro 92.912 Casarsa 42 m to Gemona Tagliamento Cabina Ponte Tagliamento (closed 1991) from Gemona del Friuli (never opened) 103.674 Codroipo 45 m to Precenicco (never opened) Basagliapenta 115.203 Basiliano 73 m to Gonars (1943–1945) Pasian di Prato to Bertiolo (never opened) from Cervignano and from Castions di Strada (never opened) 126.573 Udine 108 m to Tarvisio to Cividale to Trieste km

Source: Italian railway atlas

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