Railway stations in Mozambique

Railway stations in Mozambique include:

Contents 1 Maps 2 Towns served by railways 2.1 Nacala system 2.2 Zambezi system 2.3 Central system 2.4 Southern system 2.5 Southeast 2.6 Eastern 2.7 Other 2.8 Approved 2.9 Possible 3 See also 4 References

Maps

• UN Map
• UNHCR Altas Map (2005)
• Map Port Nacala railhead
• Southern Africa
• Sena Railway

Towns served by railways

(The lines do not all connect, or connect indirectly)

Nacala system

(northernmost) (CDN) (from west to east)

• Nayuchi - Malawi - border town.

• Malema - way station
  • Ribaue
• Nampula - workshops

• Metocheria
• Gelo
• Monapo - junction
• Nacala - deep water port

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• Monapo - junction
  • Lumbo - port

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• Cuamba - junction to Lichinga
  • Lichinga - railhead

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(isolated line)

• Matiban

Zambezi system

• Quelimane - river port
• Nicoadala
• Namacurra
• Naciaia
• Mocuba - terminus

Central system

The railway to Zimbabwe was originally 610 mm (2 ft)  in 1890, but was converted to 1,067 mm (3 ft 6 in) in 1900.^[1]

( Zambezi valley )

• Beira - port
• Dondo - junction - cement works
• Muanza - limestone
• Inhaminga
• Inhamitanga - junction
• Caia - junction
• Vila de Sena - bridge over Zambezi River - junction for Malawi
• Mutarara
  • Manica - border
• Villa Fontes
• Kambulatsisi - junction
• Moatize - coal mines
• Tete - branch terminus and proposed coal mine ^[2]

• Cheringoma - timber ^[3]

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• Charre
• (to Malawi)

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• Nsanje - border with Malawi
• Dona Ana - river crossing (44 km)
• Vila Nova da Fronteira
• Nhamalabue - junction
• Caia - junction

• ^[4]

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• Inhamitanga - junction
  • Marromeu - branch terminus - sugar (82 km) - restored Sep 2008 ^[5]
  • Valente

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• Caia - junction
  • Valente - branch terminus

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• Machipanda - (317 km)

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• Dondo - junction - cement works
• Chimoio
• Manica
• Mutare (Umtali before 1982), Zimbabwe - workshops
• Rusape

Southern system

• Sango - border station
• Chicualacuala (formerly Malvernia) - border with Zimbabwe
  • Massangena - terminus on Save River
• Mapai - junction
• Guiga

• Manhiça
• Chokwé - way station
• Mabalane - way station
• Combomune - way station
• Mpuzi

• Magude - river crossing and junction
• Macarretane - river crossing
• Maputo - port - national capital
• Tenga - site of serious accident
• Muxia - junction

• Goba - to be restored 2008
• Ressano Garcia - on the border with South Africa
• Komatipoort - 90 km

• Matola - coal export port

• Salamanga - branch terminus

Southeast

• Xai-Xai - river port - 762mm gauge
• Manjacaze - junction
• Maroa - terminus
• Chicome - branch terminus

Eastern

( 762mm gauge - defunct )

• Inhambane - port
• Inharrime - terminus

Other

• Beira Railroad Corporation

Approved

• Matutuine - new coal port approved October 2009 ^[6]

Possible

• Serule
• Techobanine deepwater port.

See also

• Transport in Mozambique
• Railway stations in Malawi

References

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