Other Railways For The Transport of Goods
- Field railways (see: Feldbahn) for the transportation of rural produce; also originally for military use as well
- Harbour or port railways for loading and unloading goods within a port
- Industrial railways for transporting goods from factories
- Hallig railways for transporting coastal defence materiel.
- Bush tramways in New Zealand, see West coast trams in New Zealand
- Light railway
- Military railways (see also: Heeresfeldbahn) for transporting military supplies and troops
- Mining railways for ore transportation
- Tramway (industrial)
- Wagonway
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