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Serravalle Scrivia Station: at a glance
The station Serravalle Scrivia is a railway stop located on the Turin-Genova line. Serves the inhabited center of Serravalle Scrivia.
History
Its origin is connected to the opening of the railway line, coming from Alessandria and Novi Ligure, which took place on 10 February 1852 until Arquata.Explore this chapter
Its origin is connected to the opening of the railway line, coming from Alessandria and Novi Ligure, which took place on 10 February 1852 until Arquata.
In 1937 he assumed the name "Serravalle Libarna"[1], returning in 1947 to the name "Serravalle Scrivia"[2].
In 2006 she was declassified at a stop[3].
Facilities and facilities
RFI ranks the station in the silver category.Explore this chapter
RFI ranks station in category silver[4].
Movement
The station is mainly served by regional trains along the Turin - Genoa route.Explore this chapter
The station is mainly served by regional trains along the Torino-Genova direction.
Services
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The station has the following services:
Bar
Toilets
Interchanges
The following interchanges are available at the station:Explore this chapter
The following interchanges are available at the station:
Bus stop
Notes
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- ^ Order of Service no. 147 of 1937
- ^ Service Order No 58 of 1947
- ^ FS plants, in "The Trains" n. 289 (January 2007), p. 6
- ^ Stations of Piemonte, up rfi.it (archived fromoriginal url on 26 July 2011).
Bibliography
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- Italian Railway Network, Line 73.
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