词条 | Narrow-gauge railways in Hungary |
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The former Austria-Hungary empire had a narrow-gauge rail network thousands of kilometres in length, most of it using Bosnian gauge {{RailGauge|760mm|lk=on}} or {{RailGauge|600mm|lk=on}} gauge, constructed between 1870 and 1920. Landlords, mines, agricultural and forest estates established their own branch lines which, as they united into regional networks, increasingly played a role in regional passenger traffic. Following the Treaty of Trianon some railways were cut by the new border, many remained on the territory of Romania, Czechoslovakia and Yugoslavia. Due to a lack of intact roads, following World War II in many places narrow-gauge railway was the only reasonable way to get around. In 1968 the Communist government started to implement a policy to dismantle the narrow-gauge network in favour of road traffic. Freight haulage on the few remaining lines continued to decline until 1990 from when a patchwork of railways was gradually taken over by associations and forest managements for tourist purposes. State Railways operated narrow-gauge railways at Nyíregyháza and Kecskemét that played a role in regional transport until December 2009. Most railways have a track gauge of {{RailGauge|760mm|lk=on}}, unless otherwise specified. Common carrier railways
Forest railways
Children's railways
Heritage railways
References1. ^Children's Railway {{Hungarian Narrow Gauge Railways}}{{Europe in topic|Narrow-gauge railways in}}2. ^Zsuzsi Scenic Railway Debrecen 1 : Narrow gauge railways in Hungary |
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