Termoli-Campobasso railway
The Termoli-Campobasso railway line is a secondary railway line in Molise, Italy. It connects the region's capital town, Campobasso, to the coast of Molise (on the Adriatic sea), through the Termoli railway station, where it connects to the Adriatic railway (Bologna-Taranto). At Campobasso, the railway networks provides connections to Venafro, via the Campobasso-Venafro railway, which connects the province of Campobasso with the neighbouring province of Isernia - the two province of Molise region. The two railway lines, together, form the Termoli-Venafro railway. The Termoli-Campobasso railway passes through 15 stations, of which at present only 8 are active; the others are abandoned or closed to passenger service. History The line was provided by the Baccarini Law. On December 15, 2001, Castellino sul Biferno station, Piane di Larino station and Ripalimosani railway station had been abolished for a long time no longer active. On December 9, 2016, the service was suspended and replaced with bus. Service on the line was reinstated in August 2020. Path - Inauguration Termoli-Larino March 12, 1882 Larino-Casacalenda January 21, 1883 Casacalenda-Campobasso October 21, 1883 Stations List Bibliography See also Termoli–Venafro railway History of rail transport in Italy List of railway stations in Molise Rail transport in Italy Railway stations in Italy External links History and pictures of Molise railway stations Railway lines in Molise Railway lines opened in 1882 Railway lines opened in 1883