Bologna–Ancona railway

The Bologna–Ancona railway is an Italian railway that connects the city of Bologna with the city of Ancona, passing through the Po Valley to Rimini and along the Adriatic coast for the rest of the line.

Bologna–Ancona railway
The line by Imola
Overview
Statusin use
OwnerRFI
Line number84, 102
LocaleItaly
Termini
Service
TypeHeavy rail
Operator(s)Trenitalia
History
Opened
Technical
Line length204 km (127 mi)
Number of tracks2
Track gauge1,435 mm (4 ft 8+1⁄2 in) standard gauge
Electrification3 kV DC
Route map
km
elev
from Milan (main line and HSR) and Verona
from Pistoia / from Padua
0.000
 Bologna Centrale
FER line to Portomaggiore
0.330
signal box B
2.628
 Bologna San Vitale
(opened 2013)
to Florence (main line and HSR) / belt railway
FER line to Portomaggiore
4.008
San Vitale junction
Savena
6.545
 San Lazzaro di Savena
(opened 2008)
10.906
 Mirandola-Ozzano passing loop
13.013
 Ozzano dell'Emilia
(opened 2002)
16.256
 Varignana
23.034
 Castel San Pietro Terme
Sillaro
 Piratello passing loop
(station closed 1908)
SAF line from Fontanelice (closed 1944)
SAF-RFI link
34.056
 Imola SAF / RFI
SAF line to Massa Lombarda (closed 1944)
Santerno
FVS line from Riolo Bagni (closed 1933)
FVS-RFI link
41.832
 Castelbolognese-Riolo Terme FVS (1914–1933) / RFI
to Ravenna
from Florence
49.062
 Faenza
to Ravenna and Lugo
Lamone
Montone
 Forlì
(closed 1927)
64.773
 Forlì
(opened 1927)
Ronco
69.510
 Villa Selva
(opened 2009)
71.506
 Forlimpopoli-Bertinoro
Savio
82.624
 Cesena
Rubicon
89.632
 Gambettola
96.216
 Savignano sul Rubicone
Uso
101.273
 Santarcangelo di Romagna
line to Urbino (never completed)
103.253
 Santa Giustina di Romagna
106.969
 Rimini Fiera (opened 2004)
Marecchia
from Ferrara
canal port
Rimini–Riccione trolleybusway
111.042
 Rimini FP (1916–1960) / RFI
FP line to Novafeltria (closed 1960)
 Rimini Marina (closed 1943)
to San Marino (closed 1944)
116.278
 Rimini Miramare
Melo
121.035
 Riccione
124.966
 Misano Adriatico
(opened 1949)
129.321
 Cattolica-San Giovanni-Gabicce
Emilia-Romagna
Marche
border
132.943
 Gradara
(opened 1912)
136.380
Cattolica tunnel
137.421
Foglia
144.422
 Pesaro
canale Albani
156.885
 Fano
to Urbino (closed 1987)
Metauro
 Marotta
(closed 1884)
169.111
 Marotta-Mondolfo
(opened 1884)
Cesano
Misa
178.158
 Senigallia
185.030
 Marzocca
(opened 1916)
187.300
 Marzocchetta
(closed 1948)
190.562
 Montemarciano
Esino
193.788
Esino junction (1936–1944),
(1946–?)
to Rome
from Rome
195.299
 Falconara Marittima
4 m
198.307
 Palombina
4 m
200.557
 Ancona Torrette
(opened 2002)
1 m
Ancona-Falconara Marittima tramway (closed 1944)
Ancona tramway (closed 1949)
0.000
 Ancona ATMA (closed 1949) / RFI
3 m
to Lecce
Ancona tramway (closed 1949)
Ancona port railway (closed 2015)
km
Source: Italian railway atlas
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