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  1. TRA EMU

    TRA EMU

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    • taiwan
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    • Category: International Passenger Trains
  2. TRA EMD G12 - R57

    TRA EMD G12 - R57

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    • taiwan
    • Comments: 2
    • Category: International Locomotives and Rolling Stock
  3. TRA EMD G12 - R37

    TRA EMD G12 - R37

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    • taiwan
    • Comments: 4
    • Category: International Locomotives and Rolling Stock
  4. Taiwan High Speed Rail

    Taiwan High Speed Rail

    Construction of Rheda 2000 Trackform at Taichung, Taiwan. Temporary track supports are Ironhorse.
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    • ironhorse rheda taiwan thsrc
    • Comments: 2
    • Category: Track
  5. Taiwan High Speed Rail

    Taiwan High Speed Rail

    Rheda 2000 Trackform in Taoyuan Station Tunnel
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    • rheda taiwan thsrc
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    • Category: Track
  6. Taiwan High Speed Rail

    Taiwan High Speed Rail

    Rheda 2000 Trackform under construction Taoyuan Station Tunnel
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    • rheda taiwan thsrc
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    • Category: Track
  7. Taiwan High Speed Rail

    Taiwan High Speed Rail

    Laying of elastomeric foil prior to installation of rebar, turnout and concrete,
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    • taiwan thsrc
    • Comments: 1
    • Category: Track
  8. Near Sanyi

    Near Sanyi

    TRA push-pull express between Sanyi and Fongyuan on mountain section of the Western Line
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    • taiwan
    • Comments: 6
    • Category: International Passenger Trains
  9. TRA EMU

    TRA EMU

    A Taiwan Railway EMU on the coastal section of the West Coast Main Line
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    • taiwan
    • Comments: 1
    • Category: International Passenger Trains
  10. EMU leaving Taichung

    EMU leaving Taichung

    An older EMU departing Taichung - a major city in the central west coast of Taiwan.
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    • taiwan
    • Comments: 2
    • Category: International Passenger Trains
  11. E236

    E236

    E236, built by GE, Serial number 46806 of 1991
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    • taiwan
    • Comments: 4
    • Category: International Passenger Trains
  12. 402.326 meters Above Sea

    402.326 meters Above Sea

    Taiwan's old Sheng-Hsin station was the peak of Taiwan's railroad. It was 402.326 meters above sea level, as shown on this monument.
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    • sheng-hsin station taiwan
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    • Category: Buildings and Structures
  13. Station Name Plate

    Station Name Plate

    This is the station name plate of an abandoned station in central Taiwan, named Sheng-Hsin. It used to be the peak of Taiwan's railroad. The tracks have been changed to a more flat route for more efficient transportation. But this station has since become a tourist attraction.
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    • sheng-hsin station taiwan
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    • Category: Buildings and Structures
  14. Chi-Chi Station in Taiwan

    Chi-Chi Station in Taiwan

    This wood structured station building was originally built before the end of WWII. It was destroyed in an earthquake in 1999. The government of Taiwan rebuilt the station to its original specifications to show people's power to overcome any obstacles thrown their way.
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    • chi-chi station taiwan
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    • Category: Buildings and Structures
  15. Taiwan Chi-Chi Branch Line Scene

    Taiwan Chi-Chi Branch Line Scene

    Chi-Chi branch line is one of the most famous tourist rail in central Taiwan. This is taken from the cab.
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    • chi-chi taiwan track
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    • Category: Track
  16. Turning in Right-of-way Token

    Turning in Right-of-way Token

    This orange locomotive is running at 60 km/hr. The engineer is trying to turn in his right-of-way token (the loop in his hand) by throwing it to the white catcher on the platform.
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    • diesel hualien locomotive taiwan
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    • Category: International Passenger Trains
  17. Cab of Diesel Rail Car DR1000

    Cab of Diesel Rail Car DR1000

    This is the cab of DR1000, a Diesel Railcar serving branch lines and non-electrified railroads in Taiwan. The left lever is the break, and the right one is the accelerator. The speedometer is on the upper left of the front window. Trains travel on the left side of the tracks. Therefore...
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    • cabview diesel railcar taiwan
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    • Category: International Passenger Trains
  18. Diesel Railcar in Taiwan

    Diesel Railcar in Taiwan

    This is Taiwan's Diesel Railcar (DR1000) serving the Chi-Chi Branch Line in Central Taiwan. Taken in February, 2003. Er-Shui, Taiwan
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    • chi-chi diesel railcar taiwan
    • Comments: 2
    • Category: International Passenger Trains


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