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Fyansford Cement Works Railway
The Fyansford Cement Works Railway was an industrial railway near Geelong, Australia, built by the Australian Portland Cement Company to carry limestone from its quarry to its cement works at Fyansford.
The railway was notable for possessing a tunnel, the longest rail tunnel in Victoria except for the underground sections of the Melbourne City Loop, and for its fleet of one diesel and 11 steam locomotives, the majority of which have been preserved by heritage railway operators, in particular the Bellarine Railway.
==History==
The line was built in 1926, replacing an earlier overhead ropeway from the quarry to the main works. The railway had two main sections: one from the works depot to an older quarry, and a longer track which used the tunnel and connected to a newer quarry. The length of the main line from the new quarry to the depot was . The track was built in , one not often used in Victoria, where virtually all other railways were .
The cement works railway operated until 1966, when it was replaced by an aerial beltway between a new crushing works on the quarry floor and the cement works. At the time of closure, the railway's motive power consisted of a diesel locomotive (which was sold to the Victorian Railways), and six steam locomotives which were donated to preservation societies.
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