Template:Madrid–Barcelona high-speed rail line RDT

Madrid-Barcelona-Perpignan high-speed rail line
km 0.0 Madrid Atocha Madrid-Sevilla high-speed rail line to Seville–Santa Justa 24.7 Jarama (2,236 m) 64.4 Guadalajara–Yebes 116.0 Las Inviernas 182.7 Ariza AV 221.1 Calatayud Paracuelos (4,763 m) 272.9 to Plasencia de Jalón 294.9 Moncasí Junction 306.7 Zaragoza–Delicias 311.7 315.8 Canal Imperial Tardienta Huesca 356.5 Bujaraloz 396.8 Ballobar 403.7 Cinca (870 m) 434.6 Les Torres de Sanuí 442.1 Lleida Pirineus 452.5 to Lleida 448.6 Artesa 452.5 to Segrià (former gauge conversion) 456.6 Las Borjas 488.9 La Espluga 509.3 L'Alcover 512.8 Mediterranean Corridor to Valencia 520.9 Camp de Tarragona 534.7 Montornès 549.3 La Gornal 552.7 Arbós 565.9 Villafranca del Panadés 579.6 Gelida Martorell Llobregat Castellbisbal Barcelona avoiding line Llobregat (Pallejá) 595.8 San Vicente dels Horts Llobregat (San Juan Despí) 610.4 Llobregat (San Baudilio) Barcelona–Vilanova line El Prat Río Llobregat to Can Tunis Provença Tunnel, Sants–La Sagrera 620.9 Barcelona Sants 000.0 Perpignan–Barcelona high-speed rail line   000.0 Perpignan–Barcelona high-speed rail line Barcelona Sagrera Barcelona avoiding line Montmeló 662.1 Llinars crossover 678.1 Riells 703.5 Viloví de Oñar 714.7 Girona Vilademuls crossover Barcelona–Cerbère railway (conventional line) 748.9 Figueres–Vilafant 752.4 International section Spain France border to Perpignan and TGV network

This is a route-map template for the Madrid–Barcelona high-speed rail line, a railway in Spain.

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