Published 07/05/2024 9:08:36 a.m.

Steam operation ends in China

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Steam locomotives dropped their fires for last time in everyday use in China in mid-January with the end of operations at a coal mine in Xinjiang Province, ending three decades during which the country became famous with railfans worldwide as the last refuge of steam operation. New steam locomotives were still being built in the late 1990s. For many years railfans

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Steam operation ends in China

Steam locomotives dropped their fires for last time in everyday use in China in mid-January with the end of operations at a coal mine in Xinjiang Province, ending three decades during which the country became famous with railfans worldwide as the last refuge of steam operation. New steam locomotives were still being built in the late 1990s. For many years railfans

07/05/2024 9:08:36 a.m.

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