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The Campiglia Marittima-Piombino railway line, also known as the Cornia Valley Railway, is an Italian railway line that connects the junction at Campiglia Marittima with the port town of Piombino.
Adriano Betti Carboncini, La ferrovia di Piombino, in "I Treni Oggi" no. 34 (December 1983). (in Italian)
Adriano Betti Carboncini, La ferrovia Campiglia Marittima Piombino e l'industria siderurgica piombinese, La Bancarella, 2016, ISBN 978-88-6615-128-9 (in Italian)
The line near Campiglia Marittima
View of Populonia railway station from outside
Portovecchio di Piombino closed station, only open for freight.
Piombino station (not to be confused with Marittima station)
Piombino Marittima station, located at the port
An incident in 1983 caused a train to crash into the sea.
