Template:Orléans-Montauban railway diagram

Legend

					Line from Paris-Austerlitz
				118.9	Les Aubrais
					Line to Tours
				121.1	Orléans
				122.7	to Les Bordes
				124.3	River Loire
				133.1	Saint-Cyr-en-Val-La Source
				144.1	La Ferté-Saint-Aubin
				159.9	Lamotte-Beuvron
				166.6	Nouan-le-Fuzelier
				178.7	Salbris
					Line to Romorantin
				191.0	Theillay
				200.8	from Tours
				201.1	Vierzon-Ville
				204.7	Vierzon-Forges
				204.7	to Bourges
				206.4	River Cher
				220.3	Reuilly
				230.1	Sainte-Lizaigne
				237.0	Issoudun
				249.2	Neuvy-Pailloux
					from La Châtre
				264.1	Châteauroux
					to Tours
				276.3	Luant
				281.2	Lothiers
				290.2	Chabenet
				295.1	Argenton-sur-Creuse
				316.4	Éguzon
				323.0	Saint-Sébastien
				342.1	La Souterraine
				351.6	Fromental
					from Bessines-sur-Gartempe
				362.2	Bersac
				368.1	Saint-Sulpice-Laurière
					to Montluçon
				375.6	La Jonchère
				383.3	Ambazac
				389.3	Les Bardys
					from Ussel
				392.7	Le Palais
					from Poitiers


					to Angoulême
				401.2	Limoges-Bénédictins
				402.7	to Périgueux
				403.4	River Vienne
				412.9	Solignac-Le Vigen
				421.7	Pierre-Buffière
				433.4	Magnac-Vicq
				437.2	Saint-Germain-les-Belles
				443.5	La Porcherie
				448.1	Masseret
				459.8	Uzerche
				468.2	Vigeois
				483.5	Allassac
				498.5	from Nexon
				498.6	from Périgueux
				500.0	Brive-la-Gaillarde
				500.3	to Tulle
				500.4	Line to Figeac
				520.0	Gignac-Cressensac
				537.0	Souillac
				543.3	River Dordogne
				559.4	Gourdon
				571.8	Dégagnac
				600.1	Cahors
				601.1	River Lot
				601.2	to Capdenac
				617.8	Lalbenque-Fontanes
				640.0	Caussade
				650.4	River Aveyron
				650.7	Albias
				662.7	River Tarn
					Line from Bordeaux
				663.5	Montauban-Ville-Bourbon
					Line to Toulouse

This is a route-map template for the Orléans–Montauban railway, a railway in France.

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