The railways in Corsica (part of France) are metre gauge and are operated by Chemins de fer de la Corse. A list of stations follows.

Maps

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Open

• Calvi - terminus in northwest.
• Calenzana
• Algajola
• L'Ille-Rousse
• Le Regino
• Belgodere
• Palasca
• Novella
• Pietralba
• Ponte-Leccia - junction in midlands
• Francardo
• Omessa
• Soveria
• Corte
• Poggio-Riventosa
• Venaco
• Vecchio
• Vivario
• Tattone
• Vizzavona
• Bocognano
• Tavera
• Ucciani
• Carbuccia
• Mezzana
• Caldaniccia - stillborn junction to Propriano
• Campo-dell'Oro
• Ajaccio - terminus and capital in southwest

• Ponte-Leccia - junction in midlands
• Ponte-Nuovo
• Barchetta
• Ponte-Nuovo
• Casamozza - former junction on east coast
• Lucciana
• Borgo
• Biguglia
• Furiani
• Lupino, Corsica
• Bastia - terminus in northeast

Closed

• Casamozza - former junction on east coast
• Arena-Vescovato
• St. Pancrace
• Folelli-Orezza
• Moriani-Orezza
• Prunete-Cervione
• Alistro
• Bravone
• Tallone
• Pont-du-Tavignano
• Aleria
• Puzzichella
• Ghisonaccia
• Prunelli-Pietrapola
• Cavone, Corsica
• Pont-du-Travo-Ventiseri
• Solaro
• Solenzo
• Favone
• Figa
• Ste.Lucie-Conca
• Lecci
• Torre
• Porto-Vecchio - closed terminus in southeast; cancelled extension to Bonifacio

Never Built

• Caldaniccia - cancelled junction
• Propriano - cancelled terminus in southeast
• Porto-Vecchio - cancelled junction
• Bonifacio - cancelled terminus in southeast

See also

• List of never used railways

References

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