Linha de Campos - Miracema

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Campos – Miracema
Legend
   
 Linha do Litoral
Station, station
 Campos
   
 Linha do Litoral
Station, station
 Santa Cruz
Station, station
 Itereré
Station, station
 Javarena
Station, station
 Fazenda da Pedra
Station, station
 Ernesto Machado
Station, station
 Sâo Fidélis
Station, station
 Grumarim
Station, station
 Pureza
Station, station
 Cambuci
Station, station
 Três Irmãos
Station, station
 Vieira Braga
Station, station
 Quartéis
Station, station
 Funil
Station, station
 Aperibé
Station, station
 Baltazar
Station, station
 Santo Antonio de Pádua
Station, station
 Paraoquena
Gleisdreieck - straight ahead, to the right, from the right
 Ramal de Paraoquena
Station, station
 Campelo
End station - end of the line
 Miracema

The Linha de Campos - Miracema is a railway line in Brazil .

history

The Linha de Campos - Miracema connects Campos and São Fidélis and was opened on August 1, 1891. At the other end, the railway company EF Santo Antonio de Pádua had built a rail link between Luca (São Fidélis) and Santo Antonio dos Brotos (Miracema), which was completed in 1880-1884.

In 1891 Miracema was already connected to Campos by rail (through the connection of the two lines) both lines belonged to the Estrada de Ferro Leopoldina . This railway line was connected to the Linha de Manhuaçu (via the Ramal de Paraoquena ).

In the 1980s, passenger traffic on this route was discontinued. However, the railway line is still actively used in freight traffic by the private Brazilian railway company FCA.

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