Douglas to Port Erin line

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The Douglas to Port Erin line is a historic narrow-gauge steam railway route on the Isle of Man that connects the capital Douglas with the seaside town of Port Erin.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf heritage railway line
narrow-gauge railway line
steam railway
connects Douglas NERFINISHED
Port Erin NERFINISHED
country Isle of Man (crown dependency)
surface form: Isle of Man
electrification not electrified
gauge 3 ft (914 mm)
hasIntermediateStations Ballasalla NERFINISHED
Castletown NERFINISHED
Colby NERFINISHED
Port Soderick NERFINISHED
Port St Mary NERFINISHED
Santon NERFINISHED
heritageDesignation historic railway route
historicalEra Victorian railway
length approximately 15.3 miles
locatedIn Isle of Man NERFINISHED
locatedOn Isle of Man main island
notableFeature original Victorian-era steam locomotives
original wooden-bodied carriages
opened 1874
operator Isle of Man Railway NERFINISHED
owner Isle of Man Government NERFINISHED
partOf Isle of Man Railway NERFINISHED
primaryUse tourist railway
propulsion steam locomotives
seasonalOperation operates mainly in summer season
serves Douglas, the capital of the Isle of Man NERFINISHED
Port Erin, a seaside town on the Isle of Man NERFINISHED
serviceType passenger
status operational as a heritage railway
terminus Douglas railway station NERFINISHED
Port Erin railway station NERFINISHED
tourismImportance major tourist attraction on the Isle of Man
trackConfiguration single track with passing loops
trackGauge narrow gauge

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Isle of Man Railway openedSection Douglas to Port Erin line