Linha do Vouga

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Espinho-Aveiro
Sernada do Vouga train station
Sernada do Vouga train station
Route length: 99.2 km
Gauge : 1000 mm ( meter gauge )
Legend
End station - start of the route
 0.0 Espinho to Linha do Norte
Stop, stop
 Silvalde -Vouga
Stop, stop
 Monte de Paramos
Stop, stop
 Lapa
Stop, stop
 Sao Paio de Oleiros
Stop, stop
 Paços de Brandão
Stop, stop
 Rio Meão
Stop, stop
 São João de Ver
Stop, stop
 Cavaco
Stop, stop
 Sanfins
Stop, stop
 Vila da Feira
Stop, stop
 Escapães
Stop, stop
 Arrifana
Station, station
 São João da Madeira
Stop, stop
 Faria
Stop, stop
 Couto de Cucujães
Stop, stop
 Santiago de Riba ul
Station, station
 Oliveira de Azeméis
Stop, stop
 Ul
Stop, stop
 Travanca - Macinhata da Seixa
Stop, stop
 Figueiredo
Stop, stop
 Pinheiro da Bemposta
Stop, stop
 Branca
Stop, stop
 Albergaria-a-Nova
Stop, stop
 Urgeiras
Station, station
 Albergaria-a-Velha
Station, station
61.5
0.0
Sernada do Vouga
   
 Ramal de Viseu
Station, station
 Macinhata do Vouga
Stop, stop
 Carvalhal da Portela
Stop, stop
 Valongo do Vouga
Stop, stop
 Aguieira
Station, station
 Mourisca do Vouga
Station, station
 Águeda
Stop, stop
 Oronhe
Stop, stop
 Casal Álvaro
Stop, stop
 Cabanoes
Stop, stop
 Travassô
Stop, stop
 Taipa- Requeixo
Station, station
 Eirol
Stop, stop
 Sao Joao de Loure
Stop, stop
 Eixo
Stop, stop
 Azurva
Stop, stop
 Esgueira
End station - end of the line
 37.7 Aveiro to Linha do Norte

The Linha do Vouga is a 1000 mm narrow-gauge rail line in Portugal and is operated by Comboios de Portugal (CP). It runs through the valley of the Vouga river from Espinho to Aveiro, parallel to Linha do Norte .

history

After the rail line was inaugurated in 1908 by King Manuel II , the Companhia do Vale do Vouga operated this line until 1946. On December 30, 1946, the operation was transferred to the state Comboios de Portugal (CP).

literature

Web links

Commons : Linha do Vouga  - collection of images, videos and audio files