Railways On The West Coast of Tasmania - Railways and Tramways

Railways and Tramways

Most lines were 3 ft 6 in (1,067 mm) gauge, or 2 ft 0 in (610 mm) gauge.

See also Zeehan for tramways that centred on that location

The following list is of most of the significant named lines but it is not a complete list. There have also been haulage lines, and other tramlines within small areas that existed in mining leases and forest areas.

  • Comstock Tramway, Zeehan
  • Comstock Tramway, Mount Lyell
  • Emu Bay Railway
  • Lake Margaret Tram
  • Macquarie Heads breakwater railway
  • Magnet Tramway
  • Mount Dundas- Zeehan Railway
  • Mount Lyell Aerial Trams
  • Mount Lyell Quarry Railway
  • Mount Lyell Underground Railway
  • Mount Read Haulage (also known as the Hercules Haulage
  • North Mount Farrell Tramway
  • North Mount Lyell Railway
  • North Lyell Tram
  • Strahan-Zeehan Railway
  • West Coast Wilderness Railway - Formerly Mount Lyell Railway
  • Tasmanian Metals Extraction Company

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