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Continental Railway Journal Continental Railway Journal INDEX TO VOLUME 10 Volume 10 index CRJ Issue Pages CRJ Issue Pages CRJ Issue Pages 123 Autumn 2000 1-60 127 Autumn 2001 221-268 131 Autumn 2002 433-484 124 Winter 2000/01 61-116 128 Winter 2001/02 269-324 132 Winter 2002/03 485-540 125 Spring 2001 117-172 129 Spring 2002 325-380 133 Spring 2003 541-596 126 Summer 2001 173-220 130 Summer 2002 381-432 134 Summer 2003 597-648 The main section of this index is divide alphabetically into individual countries. For countries whit only a few references, there is a single line of entry; for those with more frequent references, subdivisions are given, and in the case of countries such as Austria, France and Germany were numerous minor railways have featured in CRJ, each as been given a separate line of entry. Some items which have appeared in CRJ do not fit easily into a geographical classification, for example book covering a whole continent, or the world-wide occurrence of particular type of locomotive. These are listed in a separate section at the end, while for convenience a few items appear in both sections. Page references are printed in different types to distinguish between the three major classes of entry, as follows: Notes and News, including Stop Press - Ordinary Type Articles and photo features - Bold type Letters, book reviews, cover photographs, etc - Italics type Afghanistan 467, 523 Queensland Algeria 403, 517 Public & commercial Ry. 51, 107 , 162, 214 Angola 294, 459 260 , 316 , 375, 422-4, 477, Argentina 49, 105, 120 , 160, 212, 533, 589, 602, 641-2 220 Museum & static preservation 107, 162, 184, 213 259, 313, 373, 420-1, 436- 374-5, 423, 533, 589 7, 476, 530, 587, 640 ARHS 423 Armenia 333 Ballyhooely train 533, 589 Australia Beaudesert Tourist 260, 477, 589, 642 Inter state 51, 106-7, 162, 213, 260, Bunddaberg steam tramway 533 315-6, 328, 331-332 , 374, Dee river 51, 162 422, 436 , 439, 477, 532, Dreamword 642 589, 641 Durundur Railway 162, 642 New South Wales Mackay Heritage Railway 423 Public & commercial Ry. 6, 51-2, 107-8, 162-3, Mary valley Heritage Railway 316 214, 260, 317, 375, 424, Mount Morgan 317 436 , 478, 533, 642 Railco 316-7, 423, 533 Museum & static preservation 52, 54, 108, 164, 318 Rosewood Tourist railway 106, 317, 423 375, 423 , 425, 436 , 478-9, St Helena 53 , 642 589-90 Sugar 214, 317, 422-3, 589 3801 52-3, 163, 260, 375, 590 Vario 162, 214, 260, 317 Australia war Museum 425 South Australia Dorrigo steam & railway m. 163-4 Public & commercial Ry. 55, 109, 166, 263, 425, Glenreagh Mountain Railway m. 163 534, 591 Goulburn_Crookwell Heritage R 425 Museum & static preservation 53, 376, 534, 591 Hunter Valley Railway Trust 375, 478 Bluebird 376 Illawarra Tourist Railway 54, 642 Freight operator 166, 591 Katoomba Scenic Ry. 163 Gauge conversion 425, 534 Lachlan Valley Railway 53, 317 Pichi richi 109, 263-4, 320, 376, 425- Lighgow Zig zag railway 52, 108, 163, 214, 261, 6 318, 424 , 533 Port Dock Museum 55, 165, 320 Lightow State mine museum 52, 163, 214, 375, 478-9, Steamranger 55-6, 376 643 Steamtown 56, 109, 166 Maitland steam fest 52, 260 Yorke Peninsula R.P.S 215, 426, 479, 591 Maleleuca Station 642-3 Tasmania Megalong Valley Railway 318 Public & commercial Ry. 376, 480 Michelago Tourist Railway 108 Museum & static preservation 110, 216, 321, 480 Millennium Park 318 Busch Mill Railway 56 Northern Rivers Railway 214-5, 318, 478 Derwent valley R. 110, 216, 480-1, 321 Rail motor Society 53 , 261 Don River Rail way 110, 376, 643-4 Richmond vale Railway m. 52, 107-8, 317-8, 478, Hobart tourist tramway 591 533-4, 643 Ida Bay 480 Silverton Tramway Company 215, 317, 375, 425 Mt Lyell Abt Railway Society 56, 110, 167, 216, 265, Thimberttown 643 321 Thirlmerle Rail transport museum 260, 318, 589-90, 642 376, 426-7, 536, 591 Northern Territory Wee Georgie 216 Public & commercial Ry. 438-9, 536 , 643 Westcoast wilderness 591, 644 Museum & static preservation 56, 167 Vario 216, 489 I Victoria Marianzell 184, 446 Public & commercial Ry. 54-5, 108, 164-5, 261-3 Pinzgauer 128, 333, 496-7 318-9, 375, 479, 534, 643 Ybbstalbahn 185, 446, 547 Museum & static preservation 165-6, 318 Waldriestal 128 Alexandra Timber tramway & m. 479 Publication 177 , 272-3, 385 , 394 , 437 , ARHS 109 603 Ballarine Peninsula Railway 55, 215, 319 Steam 395, 445 Coal creek Historical Village 425 Azerbajan 333 Echuca Warf 108, 163, 643 Gauge conversion 261, 318 Barbados 272 Melbourne tram 376-7, 590 Belgium Mornington Tourist Ry. 109, 215, 263, 319 Electrification 128 Portland Cable Tram 55, 263, 425 Industrial 229 Puffing Billy 55, 109, 215, 319, 425, Museum & Preservation 69-70, 128, 395, 446, 547- 479, 534, 590 8 600 Red Clift Steam Ry. 319-20 SNCB 68-9, 128, 185, 228, 333- Seymour Loco. steam Pres. society 263 4, 395, 437 , 488 , 547-8, Steam on main railway 165 , 319, 590, 602 603 Trentham Tourist Ry. 165 Steam 127, 603 Victorian Goldfield Ry. 215, 319 Stoom 129, 395 Walhalla Goldfield Railway 263, 319, 376, 479, 534 Vario 69-70, 603/4 West coast railway 7, 55, 109, 164-5, 215 Vennbahn 69-70, 129, 185 262-3, 318-9, 376, 425 Bolivia 49, 105, 212, 313, 421, Yallourn Morewell 165-6 476, 530, 587, 640-1 Western Australia Bosnia & Hercegovina 185 Public & commercial Ry. 56, 109-10, 166 Botswana 347, 459, 569, 615 215-6, 264, 320-1, 426, Brazil 49, 105-6, 161, 212, 313, 591, 643 373-4, 384-5, 421, 476, Museum & static preservation 56, 166, 320, 480, 536, 530-1, 588, 641 591 Bulgaria 70, 229-30 , 497 , 548 ARHS Steam operations 166 Bennet Brook Railway 56, 166, 264, 320, 426, Cambodia / Kampukea 197, 243 534-5, 591, 643 Cameroun 83 Carnarvorn Light railway Ass. 536 Canada 44-5, 102, 209-10, 254, Golden mile loopline 56, 264-5 309, 369, 419, 472, 528-9, Hamersley Iron Railway 321 582, 637-8 Hotham Valley T.R. 216, 264 , 320-1, 376, 479- Chile 106, 120 , 161, 212-3, 259, 80, 534-5 313-4, Kalamunda 480 327 , 374, 421-2, 476, 531, Kojonup Tourist Railway 376 543 , 588, 543 , 641 Oliver Hill Railway 426 China Pemberton Tramway 321 City South Spur Rail 591 Beijing 34-5, 93, 151-2, 200, 302, Austria 359-60, 412, 524, 576-7, B&B 333 626 Closures 12, 68, 128, 275, 445, 547 Guangzhou 88, 198, 355, 523, 574 Das Heizaus (Strasshof) 128 Shanghai 310, 356, 410, 575, 625 Electrification/Opening 127, 275 Shenyang 245, 577, 627 Industrial 603 Locomotive production Minor Diesel 98, 303-4, 414, 470, 578 General 184, 394-5 Electric 303-4 Achenseebahn 276 Locomotive works Ampflwang-Timelkam 333, 446 Chonqing 89 Bergenzerwladbahn 497 Dailan 470 Freistriztalbahn 446 Feb 7 576, 626 Gmunden 128 Mundanjiang 121-2 Linzer 128, 185 Qishuyan 301, 470, 575 Murtalbahn 446, 276 Ministery & statistic 98, 628-9 Retz – Drosendorf 445 Province Steytalbahn 333, 446 National 153, 246, 271 , 414, 524 Taurachhbahn 276 Anhui 467, 575 Vöcklamarkt 128 Beijing 93, 200, 468 Waldviertelbahn 68, 184, 275, 328, 394-5, Fujian 301 445-6 Gansu 150, 198, 302 Zillertalbahn 275, 446, 547 Guandong 88, 150, 197-8, 243, 301, Museum 128, 333 355, 407, 523, 573-4, 624 Obb motive pw 184, 275, 333, 394, 547 Guangxi 32-3, 150, 243-4, 355, Obb narrow gauge 381 , 407-9, 574-5, 624 II Guangzhou 6, 149, 198 1, 395-6, 548-9 Guizhou 523, 574, 624 Dominican Republic 310 Hainan 32, 523, 624 Hebei 34, 89, 200, 302, 359-60 Ecuador 9-10, 161, 178-84 , 314, 410-12, 468, 524, 576-7, 477, 532, 588, 641 625-6 Egypt 12 , 83, 615-6 Heilongjiang 37-40 , 153, 201-2, 246-8 Eritrea 616 303, 360-2, 412-4, 469- Estonia 13-4, 549 71, 524, 578, 628 Ethiopia 8-9 Henan 34, 90-2, 198, 244, 302, 356-7, 410, 467 , 575-6, Fiji 56-7, 110-1, 591-3 625 Finland 70, 549, 604 Honk kong 573-4, 624 France Hubei 34, 88, 243, 301 Private Hunan 33-4, 89, 150, 243, 301, CFTA Gray 449 355-6 Mont Blanc 278 Inner Mongolia 35-6, 39, 65 , 92-3, 150-1, Provence CF de la 7, 72, 186, 397, 449, 602 153, 198-201 , 201-2 RAPT 70-1, 185, 271 , 277, 334, 244-8, 302-3, 357-9, 411- 499 2, 467-8, 470-1, 523-4, Preservation 71, 131-2, 177-8, 186 , 576-7, 626-7 232, 278, 499-500, 549- Jiangshu 301, 356, 575, 625 551 Jiangxi 301 Tourist Jilin 36-7, 152-3, 200-1, 245-6, AAATV 15 303, 360-1, 412, 469 AJECTA 550 Liaoning 35-6, 93-7, 152, 200, 245 Aubigny Sur Nère 550 303, 360, 468-9, 577-8, Baie del la Somme 71, 231, 269 , 396-7, 499 627-8 Canner CF de la vallée de la 550 Ningxia Hui 150, 626 CFT de la Vallée de l’Aa 499 Shaanxi 34, 88, 90, 150-1, 199-200 Chanteraines, CF de 185-6, 277, 500 244, 302, 357-9, 411, 468, Correze 71 523, 576, 625 Cotentin, Train touristique du 231-2 Shandong 411 Deûle 130 Shanxi 151, 198, 244, 359, 410, Doller 551 576, 625 Eure CF de la Vallée de l’ 550 Sichuan 88-9, 150, 302, 357, 409- Evry CF de St.
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