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Visone Station: at a glance
The Visone station is a railway stop of the Acqui Terme–Ovada-Genova line[1], southern section of the line historically called Asti-Genova, serving theVisone.
The stop is classified by the Italian Railway Network operator within the category bronze[2].
History
Visone station was activated on 18 June 1893, at the opening of the trunk from Asti to Ovada of the Asti-Genova railway.Explore this chapter
Visone station was activated on 18 June 1893, at the opening of the trunk from Asti to Ovada of the Asti-Genova railway.[3]
From 1929 he assumed the new name "Acqui Visone"[4], following the suppression of the municipality of Visone and his shortcoming to that of Acqui Terme[5], and then resumed the name of "Visone" in 1948, when the municipality of Visone has been restored as an autonomous territorial body[6].
Later.[When?] was transformed into a stop.
Notes
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- ^ Italian Railway Network. Issue line 76 Acqui Terme–Ovada-Genova, up donet.rfi.it.
- ^ RFI - All stations in Piemonte, up rfi.it.
- ^ Genoa-Ovada-Asti line (PDF), in Monitoring of Ferrate Roads and Material Interest, year XXVI, n. 25, 24 June 1893, pp. 385-388.
- ^ State Railways, Order of service no. 164, 1929.
- ^ R.D. No. 3259 of 20 December 1928, with effect from 1 January 1929.
- ^ D.Lgs. No. 1187 of 20 August 1947 (converted by L. No. 1123 of 4 August 1951), with effect from 1 January 1948.
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