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Surveyed 1903 to construct light railway on public roads to convey Manganese; worked by BNR(qv); no further information
The '''Kamptee-Deolapar-Ramtek Railway''' was a private company. They applied in 1903 to construct a  narrow gauge([[Rail_gauge#Narrow_Gauge|NG]]) light railway from the north bank of the Kanhan river at [[Kamptree]] to [[Deolapar]] with a branch to Munsar to [[Ramtek]].
<ref>[https://archive.org/stream/RailwayProjects/Railway%20projects#page/n0/mode/2up "Histories of (Indian)Railway Projects ...up to June 1906"]; Retrieved 12 Dec 2015</ref>


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The line was to be 34 miles(55 km) in length to carry the produce from the manganese mines in Ramtek, much of the track would be on public roads.
 
There is some evidence this line was approved and constructed by 1906 and worked by [[Bengal-Nagpur Railway]](BNR) but little to provide further corroboration.
 
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Latest revision as of 05:41, 12 December 2015

The Kamptee-Deolapar-Ramtek Railway was a private company. They applied in 1903 to construct a narrow gauge(NG) light railway from the north bank of the Kanhan river at Kamptree to Deolapar with a branch to Munsar to Ramtek. [1]

The line was to be 34 miles(55 km) in length to carry the produce from the manganese mines in Ramtek, much of the track would be on public roads.

There is some evidence this line was approved and constructed by 1906 and worked by Bengal-Nagpur Railway(BNR) but little to provide further corroboration.

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