SAR Scenario Terowie Shunter
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+ | '''Terowie's''' only role was as a change of gauge location. Passengers and freight from '''Adelaide''' arrived from the south on the '''broad gauge (5ft 3in)''' line and were transferred to wagons on the '''narrow gauge (3ft 6in)''' line to continue north to '''Peterborough''' and onto destinations on the '''Trans Continental Line''' and '''Central Australia Line'''. The same arrangement applied to traffic travelling south to '''Adelaide'''.<br> | ||
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+ | Passengers simply moved from one platform across to another at the station. Goods and livestock were manually moved from wagons of one gauge on one side of a transfer platform to wagons of the other gauge on the other side, or by gantry crane from one train to the other. Much later a bogie exchange system was introduced to help eliminate the manual handling of freight. By 1970 the broad gauge line was extended to '''Peterborough''' and the role of '''Terowie''' as a change of gauge location was eliminated. | ||
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Revision as of 21:41, 11 June 2022
14 Terowie Shunter | ||
A scenario in the SAR Peterborough Base Session |
Shunting operations in Terowie Yard. |
The Historical Bit
Terowie's only role was as a change of gauge location. Passengers and freight from Adelaide arrived from the south on the broad gauge (5ft 3in) line and were transferred to wagons on the narrow gauge (3ft 6in) line to continue north to Peterborough and onto destinations on the Trans Continental Line and Central Australia Line. The same arrangement applied to traffic travelling south to Adelaide.
Passengers simply moved from one platform across to another at the station. Goods and livestock were manually moved from wagons of one gauge on one side of a transfer platform to wagons of the other gauge on the other side, or by gantry crane from one train to the other. Much later a bogie exchange system was introduced to help eliminate the manual handling of freight. By 1970 the broad gauge line was extended to Peterborough and the role of Terowie as a change of gauge location was eliminated.
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