Linha do Tua

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Tua line
Tua line between Foz Tua and Mirandela, along Tua River
Overview
Native name	Linha do Tua
Locale	Portugal
Termini	Tua Bragança
History
Opened	1887
Closed	2008
Technical
Line length	133.8 km (83.1 mi)
Track gauge	1,000 mm (3 ft 3+3⁄8 in) metre gauge

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Legend
km 000.000 proposed extension to Spain 133.768 Bragança 133.768 Bragança   [pt] Bragança railway bridge Coxa viaduct R. Bragança-Junta route before 1960 Coxa River IP 4 125.529 Mosca Rebordãos River 122.198 Rebordãos Remisquedo River 119.960 Remisquedo Remisquedo tunnel 136 m Sortes tunnel 30 m 117.032 Sortes Arufe tunnel 155 m 110.254 Rossas Highest point on the Portuguese railways 850 M IP 4 104.553 Salsas 102.343 Fermentãos 100.873 Chãos 99.301 Vila Franca 096.834 Sendas ( formerly Quintella ) 94.630 Valdrez 91.394 Salselas Azibo River 89.240 Azibo 85.280 Castelãos Transversal de Chacim to Mogadouro (proposed) 082.774 Macedo de Cavaleiros 78.791 Grijó Grijó River Carrasqueiros River 74.097 Cortiços 67.108 Romeu Assureira River 65.307 Avantos 61.142 Vilar de Ledra Carvalhais River 058.138 Carvalhais 56.446 R. Mirandela-SAPEC 56.390 Jean Monnet Mirandela River 55.450 São Sebastião-A 55.125 Jacques Delors-A Mirandela viaduct Mirandela tunnel 128 m 54.681 Tarana to Mogadouro (proposed) 054.200 Mirandela ( formerly Mirandela-Piaget ) 54.092 Mirandela (original) Transversal de Valpaços to Pedras Salgadas/ Vila Pouca de Aguiar (proposed)   48.411 Latadas Frechas tunnel 72 m 44.967 Frechas 041.866 Cachão Carvalha River 37.778 Vilarinho 33.895 Ribeirinha 29.252 Abreiro Vieiro River Cabreira River 25.024 Codeçais 21.189 Brunheda 17.768 Tralhão 15.515 São Lourenço 13.375 Santa Luzia ( formerly Amieiro ) Paradela River Falcoeira tunnel 137 m 7.590 Castanheiro Fragas Más tunnel II 38 m Fragas Más viaduct Fragas Más tunnel I 99 m Tralhariz tunnel 45 m 4.261 Tralhariz Presas tunnel 137 m Presas viaduct 000.000 Tua 000.000 Linha do Douro to Ermesinde 0.000 Tua Linha do Douro to Pocinho Linha de Foz Tua a Viseu to Viseu (proposed)

The Tua line was a metre gauge railway line in northern Portugal, which connected Tua to Bragança. The line was opened in 1887 and closed in 2018. The section from Mirandela to Brunheda is planned to be reopened in 2019.