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==Country Details==
==Country Details==
See [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Madagascar Wikipedia]
See [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Madagascar Wikipedia]
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==National Railway System==
==National Railway System==
===National Railway Operator===
===National Railway Operators===
DETAILS
 
* [http://www.madarail.mg/ Madarail] operates lines in the north east of Madagascar.
* The Fianarantsoa-Côte Est Railway operates the isolated freight only Fianarantsoa - Manakara (on the east coast) line


==Timetable==
==Timetable==
See [http://www.railmaps.com.au/ Australian Rail Maps]
* Online: [http://www.madarail.mg/voyages_train_voyageur.php Train Voyageur]</br>
 
Unofficial timetable information is available at [https://www.fahrplancenter.com/Malagasy.html Fahrplancenter]. Note that this may be out of date.
* Printed: summary timetables are available in some editions of the [[Links#ERT | European Rail Timetable]].
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==Maps==
==Maps==
See [http://www.railmaps.com.au/ Australian Rail Maps] and [[Australia - Maps and Plans|EGTROW page]]
===Printed Maps===
===Printed Maps===
DETAILS
[[Printed Maps#NR-VOL7 | World Rail Atlas - North, East and Central Africa]] by Neil Robinson.


===Web-based Maps===
===Web-based Maps===
DETAILS
[http://www.madarail.mg/images/photos/parcours4.jpg A  very basic map of the Madarail system]
 
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===Gauge===
===Gauge===
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1000 mm


===Electrification===
===Electrification===
DETAILS
None


===Rule of the road===
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All lines are single track
 
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==Metros==
==Metros==
DETAILS
None, but see Future Changes below


==Trams==
==Trams==
DETAILS
None


==Recent and Future Changes==
==Recent and Future Changes==
===Recent Changes===
===Recent Changes===
DETAILS
None


=== Future Changes===
=== Future Changes===
DETAILS
A new suburban (so called metro) service was due to start on 15 August 2023 over the first 12km from Soarano, the main station in Antananarivo, to a new station at Amaronakona. However, work on the stations was not complete and there were problems with the electrical power supply. It may now start in 2024 and probably operated by diesel trains, at least initially.
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==Obscure and Sparse Passenger Services==
==Obscure and Sparse Passenger Services==
See [http://www.psul4all.free-online.co.uk/wbe.htm#MG PSUL: World Beyond Europe]  
See [http://www.psul4all.free-online.co.uk/wbe.htm#MG PSUL: World Beyond Europe]  

Latest revision as of 10:56, 25 January 2024

Country Details

See Wikipedia

National Railway System

National Railway Operators

  • Madarail operates lines in the north east of Madagascar.
  • The Fianarantsoa-Côte Est Railway operates the isolated freight only Fianarantsoa - Manakara (on the east coast) line

Timetable

Unofficial timetable information is available at Fahrplancenter. Note that this may be out of date.

Maps

Printed Maps

World Rail Atlas - North, East and Central Africa by Neil Robinson.

Web-based Maps

A very basic map of the Madarail system

Infrastructure

Gauge

1000 mm

Electrification

None

Rule of the road

All lines are single track

Metros

None, but see Future Changes below

Trams

None

Recent and Future Changes

Recent Changes

None

Future Changes

A new suburban (so called metro) service was due to start on 15 August 2023 over the first 12km from Soarano, the main station in Antananarivo, to a new station at Amaronakona. However, work on the stations was not complete and there were problems with the electrical power supply. It may now start in 2024 and probably operated by diesel trains, at least initially.

Obscure and Sparse Passenger Services

See PSUL: World Beyond Europe