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bitola estreita Rail gauge with rails closer together than standard gauge rails (1435 mm, 4 ft 8½ in)
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Examples for "narrow track gauge"
Examples for "narrow track gauge"
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For the few local residents, a narrow-gauge railway is their lifeline.
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Valievo lies at the terminus of a narrow-gauge railway which joins the Belgrade-Salonika line at Mladinovatz.
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Lines of narrow-gauge railway led to the platforms.
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Here we leave the steamer and take a narrow-gauge railway for six miles around the magnificent rapids.
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She doesn't like people obstructing the corridors. There are steel rails recessed into the floor, like a diminutive narrow-gauge railway.
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The railways are of narrow gauge, and the carriages like our tramcars.
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The narrow gauge from Colfax is little better than a stage coach.
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There is a north-south train, but it's slow, old and narrow gauge.
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The narrow gauge trains are worked by two classes of engines.
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Our recommendation was that the narrow gauge should be carried throughout.
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It is a narrow gauge, not more than forty-seven inches wide.
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The cars, often long trains, are narrow gauge, open, and airy.
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In Wales the first narrow gauge railway dates from 1832.
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In the former case, the narrow gauge, 20 in.
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The standard coupled passenger express engine on the narrow gauge has inside cylinders 17 in.
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The steam, a great hot hammer of air, came punching out of the narrow gauge.
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One member even has his own narrow gauge railway to transport firewood across his garden.
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The narrow gauge is especially adapted to mountain regions, and also to thinly populated districts.
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The tunnel's walls were made of reinforced concrete; the floor contained a narrow gauge railroad track.
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On the narrow gauge are the Big Trees, at which an interesting stop-over can be enjoyed.
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Wonderful railways underground, narrow gauge, of course.
