Topic summary
Fairlie Branch
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14.67
21.43
26.75
10
14.42
21.89
29.89
35.38
41.18
42
47.73
52.75
56.89
58.2
85
unused formation
The Fairlie Branch (also known as the Eversley Branch) was a branch linerailway in southern Canterbury which formed part of New Zealand's national railway network. Construction began in 1874, and at its farthest extent, it terminated just beyond Fairlie in Eversley. Its closure came in 1968, but a portion remains open in Pleasant Point as the Pleasant Point Museum and Railway.