Mary Valley Railway Line 1950's

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  1. yashi

    yashi New Member

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    The Mary Valley railway line was a branch line of the North Coast railway line, which branched west at Monkland (just south of Gympie) and continued to Brooloo in the upper Mary Valley. It was constructed between https://9apps.ooo/ 1911 and April 1915 to facilitate closer settlement of the Mary River valley. The line reached Kandanga railway station in February 1914 and the terminus of Brooloo in April 1915. The line would run for about 45km (27.9mi).
     
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  2. oakleymoss#1362

    oakleymoss#1362 Well-Known Member

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    ok.. We will need more information..

    when is the route set? what rolling stock can we expect to drive on this route? could you also provide a map of said route please?
     
  3. OldVern

    OldVern Well-Known Member

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    The chances though of DTG doing a modern Oz route let alone a historical one are pretty much slim to none, sadly.
     
  4. jackmiller1234567890

    jackmiller1234567890 Well-Known Member

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    The only way I see an Australian route being done is by a 3rd party. We never had an Aussie route in tsc my guess is if were to happen it most likely be union workshop making it.
     

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