Cerea railway station

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Cerea
Stazione di Cerea.jpg
General information
LocationPiazza Martiri della Libertà. [1]
Cerea, Verona, Veneto
Italy
Coordinates 45°12′0″N11°13′0″E / 45.20000°N 11.21667°E / 45.20000; 11.21667
Owned by Rete Ferroviaria Italiana
Operated by Rete Ferroviaria Italiana
Line(s) Mantua-Monselice
Verona-Rovigo
Platforms2
Connections
  • buses
Other information
Classification bronze
History
Opened1877;146 years ago (1877)
Location
Italy North location map.svg
Red pog.svg
Cerea
Location within Northern Italy

Cerea is a railway station in Italy. Located on the Mantua-Monselice railway and Verona-Rovigo railway, it serves the town of Cerea in the province of Verona.

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History

The train station was opened in 1877 [2] by Dossobuono-Cerea, which completed the Verona-Rovigo railway. Nine years later the Mantua-Monselice railway reached the station.

Structures and equipment

The station has two levels. Located on the lower floor there is a waiting room, office room, and relays. The upper floor was once reserved for habitation, but is now uninhabited. The railroad has six tracks, two of which are actually used by regional trains. The station also has a cargo terminal with several tracks.

Train services

Sixty-eight trains service this station. Only regional trains stop at this station. [3]

The station is served by the following services:

Preceding station  Trenitalia  Following station
toward  Mantova
Treno regionale
toward  Monselice
Treno regionale
toward  Rovigo

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