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Burma has a metre gauge system mostly built by the British before the First World War. The Burma Mines Railway, in the northeast of the country, is an industrial 2ft gauge system about 51 miles long.
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No. 13
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No. 13
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No. 14
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Wallah Gorge
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Wallah Gorge
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No. 13
© James Waite
No. 42
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No. 42
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629
© James Waite
629
© James Waite
629
© James Waite
629
© James Waite
Bago engine shed
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Bago engine shed
© James Waite
Moktalin
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Moktalin
© James Waite
Moktalin
© James Waite
972
© James Waite
972
© James Waite
S.1. 0-6-0T
© Neil J. Edwards
GC 833
© Neil J.Edwards
M351 Peoples Park, Yangon
© Neil J.Edwards
Kerr Stuart \'Tattoo\' Class
© Neil J.Edwards
S3 0-6-0T
© Neil J.Edwards
M364 Toungou
© Neil J.Edwards
YB 548, Moulmein
© Neil J.Edwards
AO 1 2-4-0T
© Neil J.Edwards
ST 764 Yangon
© Neil J.Edwards
