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600mm suburban trains.

David Massingham All Messages By This Member #7728 Hello, I've just read that the Tramway da Cantareira was one of only two 600mm suburban railways that have existed. Despite some intensive googling I'm no nearer knowing the identity of the other one. I thought of the Gwalior but I'm not sure. Does anyone have any better ideas? David.
Steve Holland All Messages By This Member #7729 开云体育 David, One that comes to mind is the Walmer branch of the Avontuur line, see??There is only a small paragraph on the branch, which ran to a suburb of Port Elizabeth. Much more information is at?. Hope this helps. Regards Steve toggle quoted message Show quoted text On 11 May 2021, at 20:06, David Massingham <ezeebob@...> wrote: Hello, I've just read that the Tramway da Cantareira was one of only two 600mm suburban railways that have existed. Despite some intensive googling I'm no nearer knowing the identity of the other one. I thought of the Gwalior but I'm not sure. Does anyone have any better ideas? David.
tom bell All Messages By This Member #7730 How about the?Howrah–Amta light railway in India ? toggle quoted message Show quoted text On Tue, 11 May 2021 at 21:35, Steve Holland via <steveholland590=[email protected]> wrote: David, One that comes to mind is the Walmer branch of the Avontuur line, see??There is only a small paragraph on the branch, which ran to a suburb of Port Elizabeth. Much more information is at?. Hope this helps. Regards Steve On 11 May 2021, at 20:06, David Massingham <ezeebob@...> wrote: Hello, I've just read that the Tramway da Cantareira was one of only two 600mm suburban railways that have existed. Despite some intensive googling I'm no nearer knowing the identity of the other one. I thought of the Gwalior but I'm not sure. Does anyone have any better ideas? David. -- My website My ebay shop? My Shapeway's shop?

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