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Poland’s LEW EL2 ‘Crocodiles’ reach the end of the line

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The last LEW EL2 electric locomotives in Poland ended regular service at Konin on 30 April 2026, closing a remarkable chapter in the history of industrial railways and lignite mining.
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Poland’s LEW EL2 ‘Crocodiles’ reach the end of the line

The last LEW EL2 electric locomotives in Poland ended regular service at Konin on 30 April 2026, closing a remarkable chapter in the history of industrial railways and lignite mining.

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Railcolor broke the news on Monday, June 8, 2026.
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