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Only on Vaser Valley, in the Old Maramureş, is still working the last „real” logging train from
Europe, hauled regularly by steam locos (don’t confuse it with the tourist train from the same
valley!). In the entire world, today survives only one more train of this kind, the Cepu Forest
Railway (Java Island – Indonesia).
It seems that in the world are left only two more places where „real” steam freight trains still run
on narrow gauge tracks: Tuzla and Banovici coal mines from Bosnia-Herzegovina, and five
sugar mill rails from Java Island – Indonesia.
The last world’s standard gauge rail where steam locomotives are in use, the line used by
Sandaoling – China coal mines, will abandon the steam right next month, May 2017...
Otherwise, in many places in the world run just a large variety of tourist steam trains.