Linha do Minho is a railway line which connects the stations of Porto-São Bento and Valença, in Portugal. It was opened on 6 August 1882, when it reached Valença. The section from Valença to Monção was opened on 15 July 1915 and closed on 31 December 1989.^[1][2] From its Valença terminal, there is a rail connection to Tui just across the Spanish border; RENFE operates through trains between Vigo and Porto-Campanhã.

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Linha do Minho
Linha do Minho in Porto-Campanhã.
Overview
Status	Operational
Owner	Infraestruturas de Portugal
Termini	Porto-São Bento Valença
Technical
Line length	133.6 km (83.0 mi)
Track gauge	1,668 mm (5 ft 5+21⁄32 in) Iberian gauge
Electrification	25 kV / 50 kHz Overhead line
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Location on the network

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Linha do Minho
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000.000   Melgaço (cancelled proj.) 146.217 Monção 142.371 Senhora da Cabeça 140.288 Lapela 137.071 Friestas 135.239 Verdoejo 132.428 Ganfei R. Monção ↑ (closed) R. Valença → Vigo-Guixar 129.769 Valença (museum) × EN13 129.000 × IP1 motorway (Portugal)/A3 × EM510 000.000 Segadães (dem.) ∥ EM1045 128.000 127.000 × V. Mira 126.000 125.505 São Pedro da Torre 125.000 × Ínsuas 15 m (49 ft) ∥ Além da Ponte 124.000 ├ EM1033 ⇡  0VLN0  ⇣  0VNC0  ∥ Chamosinhos 123.000 ├ EM1033 7 m (23 ft) ⇠  Spain ⇢  Portugal ∥ Minho 122.118 Carvalha 000.000 Campos (dem.) 117.504 Breia (closed) 115.582 Vila Nova de Cerveira 114.371 Santa Marinha (closed) 113.358 Gondarém Gondarém tunnel 135 m (443 ft) 110.494 Esqueiro 109.647 Lanhelas (closed) 108 000 S. Sebastião (dem.) Seixas tunnel 164 m (538 ft) 107.760 Seixas × Coura 106 000 Coura (dem.) 104.676 Caminha Caminha tunnel 409 m (1,342 ft) 103.788 Senhora da Agonia 100.809 Moledo do Minho 097.241 Âncora 096.456 Âncora-Praia 094.314 Gelfa (closed) 091.847 Afife 089.049 Carreço 087.200 Troviscoso (dem.) 085.649 Areosa 083.500 Povoença (dem.) Doca de Viana do Castelo 081.994 R. Viana-Doca (dem.) 081.653 Viana do Castelo L. Lima → P. Lima (cancelled proj.) Elevador de Santa Luzia Ponte Eiffel × Lima Port of Viana do Castelo (proj.) 078.300 Areia-Darque 076.777 Darque R. P. V. Castelo (proj.) 076.235 R. Portucel-Darque × IC1/A28 071.369 Alvarães 069.807 Senhora das Neves 068.137 Barroselas × Neiva 064.974 Durrães S. Lucrécia tunnel 231 m (758 ft) 059.980 Tamel Tamel tunnel 927 m (3,041 ft) 057.175 Carapeços 054.007 Silva 051.322 R. Barcelos-Quimigal 050.289 Barcelos × Cávado × IC14/A11 046.046 Midões (formerly São Bento) 043.078 Carreira S. Mig. Carreira tunnel 260 m (850 ft) 000.000 R. Braga → Braga 039.003 Nine 036.751 Louro 034.920 Mouquim (formerly Gavião) L. Póvoa → Porto (T./B.) 032.149 Famalicão 030.149 Barrimau × Variante Nascente Famalicão × IC5/A7 028.953 Esmeriz 028.708 Pisão (dem.) 026.832 R. da Lusoareias (old route) 000.000 L. Guimarães → Guimarães 000.000 Lousado (old route) Lousado (old station; museum) × Ave 023.957 V. da Trofa / old route 022.445 Trofa (new) 022.854 Trofa (old station, closed) L. Guimarães → Porto-T. (dem.) 020.799 Colpor 020.799 Senhora das Dores (closed) 019.895 V. da Trofa / old route 018.391 Portela × IP1 motorway (Portugal)/A3 015.425 São Romão 014.700 São Romão-A (closed) 013.116 São Frutuoso Ucanorte XXI 012.751 R. da Ucanorte Siderurgia Nacional 012.105 R. Leandro-Siderurgia 011.480 Leandro 011.226 Leandro-Cimpor 010.540 009.711 Travagem × Leça 000.000 L. Douro → Pocinho 008.430 Ermesinde 000.000 C. São Gemil → S. Gemil 006.620 Palmilheira 006.418 Águas Santas × IP4/A4 004.749 Rio Tinto × Contumil–Rio Tinto tunnel 000.000 L. Leixões → Leixões 002.243 Contumil Contumil tunnel 225 m (738 ft) ⇄ Metro: 000.000 Porto Campanhã R. Alfândega → Porto-Alf. (closed) 000.000 L. Norte → Lisboa-S. A. São João L. Norte → Lisboa-S. A. Maria Pia (closed) China tunnel II 96 m (315 ft) Seminário tunnel II 225 m (738 ft) São Bento tunnel 753 m (2,470 ft) 002.618 Porto-S. Bento ⇄ Metro:

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Porto metropolitan area commuter rail services
Guimarães Covas Nespereira Caíde Pereirinhas Cuca Vizela Lordelo Braga Giesteira Ferreiros Vila das Aves Mazagão Caniços Aveleda Santo Tirso Tadim Ruilhe Caíde Arentim Meinedo Couto de Cambeses Bustelo Nine Penafiel Louro Paredes Mouquim Oleiros Famalicão Irivo Barrimau Cête Esmeriz Parada Lousado Recarei-Sobreira Trofa Trancoso Portela Terronhas São Romão São Martinho do Campo São Frutuoso Valongo Leandro Suzão Travagem Cabeda Ermesinde Águas Santas/ Palmiheira Rio Tinto Contumil Porto-Campanhã General Torres Porto-São Bento Vila Nova de Gaia Coimbrões Aveiro Madalena Cacia Valadares Canelas Francelos Salreu Miramar Estarreja Aguda Avanca Granja Válega Espinho Ovar Silvalde Carvalheira- Maceda Paramos Cortegaça Esmoriz
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Ramal de Braga/Linha do Minho Linha do Douro Linha de Guimarães Linha do Norte
Source: Official site, January 2019

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