Template:Salerno–Reggio di Calabria railway RDT

km elev HSR from Naples from Naples from Mercato San Severino 53.090 Salerno 12 m to Arechi Salerno Porto (closed 2006) Mercatello 4 m 62+706 Pontecagnano 25 m 69.510 Montecorvino 50 m 72.793 0.000 Battipaglia 68 m to Metaponto 5.719 San Nicola Varco crossing loop 26 m Sele river 13.269 Albanella 9 m 17.679 Capaccio-Roccadaspide 23 m 21.322 Paestum 17 m Ogliastro Cilento 11 m 29.686 Agropoli-Castellabate 13 m 35.316 Torchiara crossing loop 103 m 41.368 Rutino crossing loop 106 m 46.775 Omignano-Salento 42 m 50.069 Vallo della Lucania-Castelnuovo 25 m Casal Velino 12 m 58.684 Velia (closed 1936) 60.697 Ascea 12 m Ascea deviation Pisciotta-Palinuro Caprioli Ascea deviation 74.558 San Mauro la Bruca crossing loop 78 m 78.808 Centola-Palinuro-Marina di Camerota 60 m 83.344 Celle Bulgheria-Roccagloriosa 75 m 90.942 Torre Orsaia 39 m 96.041 Policastro Bussentino 8 m 98.000 Capitello (closed) 20 m 101.558 Vibonati (closed) 10 m 104.798 Sapri 9 m Campania Basilicata 111.092 Acquafredda 55 m 117.104 Maratea 88 m 121.679 Marina di Maratea (closed 1916) 40 m Basilicata Calabria 129.281 Praja-Ajeta-Tortora 8 m Scalea deviation San Nicola Arcella Scalea-Santa Domenica Talao Scalea deviation 145.301 Marcellina-Verbicaro-Orsomarso 27 m 148.363 Grisolia-Santa Maria 22 m 151.897 Cirella-Maierà (closed 2010) 10 m 155.661 Diamante-Buonvicino 21 m 163.061 Belvedere Marittimo 9 m 165.924 Sangineto (closed 2010) 10 m 169.834 Capo Bonifati 14 m 177.895 Cetraro 10 m 181.147 Acquappesa 10 m 184.386 Guardia Piemontese Terme 8 m 191.104 Fuscaldo 10 m 197.001 Paola 10 m to Cosenza (from the north) from Cosenza (to the south) old line to Cosenza, closed 1987 202.268 San Lucido Marina 9 m 206.386 Torremezzo di Falconara 209.853 Fiumefreddo Bruzio 9 m 213.742 Longobardi 9 m 218.993 Belmonte Calabro 10 m 222.351 Amantea 8 m 229.946 Campora-San Giovanni-Serra Ajello 7 m 236.431 Nocera Terinese 5 m 242.165 Falerna 6 m 249.832 Gizzeria Lido 5 m from Catanzaro Lido 253.871 Lamezia Terme Centrale 26 m 260.681 San Pietro a Maida-Maida 22 m 264.089 Curinga 32 m 268.391 Eccellente, crossing loop old line to Tropea Angitola river 282.321 Vibo Valentia – Pizzo 287.167 Stefanaconi tunnel 293.295 Francica tunnel 300.792 Mileto old line from Tropea, crossing loop from the port of Gioia Tauro-San Ferdinando 313.689 Rosarno 18 m Eranova 37 m 323.574 Gioia Tauro (FC) / Gioia Tauro (RFI) 31 m FC line to Cinquefrondi, closed 2011 FC line to Sinopoli, closed 2011 viaduct Taureana di Palmi 84 m 331.945 Palmi 85 m 342.384 Bagnara 18 m 347.285 Favazzina 21 m 351.478 Scilla 12 m 356.878 Villa San Giovanni-Cannitello 9 m 360.102 Villa San Giovanni 6 m Villa San Giovanni Mare link to the port of Villa San Giovanni, connecting to Sicily 361.945 Villa San Giovanni Bolano (closed in 2010) 363.800 Reggio Calabria Catona 12 m 366.350 Reggio Calabria Gallico 13 m 368.128 Reggio Calabria Archi 17 m 369.168 Reggio Calabria Pentimele (opened in 2016) 371.003 Reggio Calabria Santa Caterina (opened in 1989)) 11 m 372.489 Reggio Calabria Lido 8 m 374.190 Reggio Calabria Centrale 6 m to Catanzaro-Crotone-Taranto Eccellente-Rosarno (via Tropea) section from Salerno 0.000 P.M. Eccellente new line to Rosarno 3.845 Francavilla Angitola-Filadelfia 8 m Prangi 12.048 Pizzo 9 m from Mileto 15.167 Vibo Marina RFI / Vibo Marina FCL 5 m 19.136 Trainiti crossing loop 23.802 Briatico 27 m 28.745 Zambrone 53 m 34.703 Parghelia 71 m 37.784 Tropea 83 m 41.065 Santa Domenica 45.234 Ricadi 76 m Coccorino 63 m 53.561 Joppolo 50 m 58.848 Nicotera 57 m former Medma crossing loop new line from Eccellente 67.299 Rosarno 18 m to Reggio Calabria km

Source: Italian railway atlas

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