Tag:railway=narrow_gauge
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+/- railway=narrow_gauge
Passenger or freight trains on narrower tracks than the standard gauge for the country or state.
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Railways with a considerably smaller gauge than the so called 'standard gauge' of 1435mm.
Narrow-gauge passenger or freight trains. Narrow gauge railways can have mainline railway service like the Rhaetian Railway in Switzerland or can be a small light industrial railway. Use gauge=* to specify the actual track width of rails.
