Cobar–Bourke railway line (historically)

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The Cobar–Bourke railway line was a historical branch railway in western New South Wales, Australia, built to connect the mining town of Cobar with the regional hub of Bourke and support the transport of minerals and goods across the outback.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf branch line
railway line
category Closed railway lines in Australia
Mining railways in Australia
Rail transport in New South Wales
connects Bourke NERFINISHED
Cobar NERFINISHED
connectsRegion Bourke regional hub
Cobar mining district NERFINISHED
country Australia
endPoint Bourke NERFINISHED
gauge standard gauge (assumed for NSW Government Railways)
hasEndpointCityRole Bourke is a regional hub
Cobar is a mining town
historicalPeriod historical railway era in New South Wales
historicalSignificance linked remote communities in western New South Wales
supported development of Cobar mining town NERFINISHED
infrastructureType heavy rail
languageOfPlaceNames English
locatedIn Bourke Shire NERFINISHED
Cobar Shire NERFINISHED
Far West region of New South Wales NERFINISHED
New South Wales
western New South Wales NERFINISHED
locatedOnContinent Australia
owner New South Wales Government Railways (likely historical operator) NERFINISHED
partOf railway network of New South Wales
purpose support mining industry
transport of goods
transport of minerals
regionServed outback New South Wales
servedIndustry copper mining
mineral extraction
servedSettlement Bourke NERFINISHED
Cobar NERFINISHED
startPoint Cobar NERFINISHED
status closed
historical
terrain arid outback
transportMode rail
usedFor bulk mineral haulage
freight transport
regional goods transport

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Bourke transportLink Cobar–Bourke railway line (historically)