2 ft gauge railways in Australia

A list of 2 ft (610 mm) narrow-gauge railways in Australia.

An example of a typical sugar cane railway in Queensland.

Installations

State/territory	Railway
New South Wales	Bulahdelah Logging Railway[1] (operational status unknown) Goondah-Burrinjuck Railway (defunct) Cataract Dam construction railway; 8.8 km (5.5 mi), (defunct) Illawarra Light Railway Museum (separate 7+1⁄4 in (184 mm) gauge railway also present) (operating) Kiama Harbour-Pikes Hill Quarry[2] (defunct) Marsden Weir Steam Museum[1] (defunct) Megalong Valley Tourist Railway[1] (defunct) Melaleuca Station, Chinderah[1] (defunct) Menangle Narrow Gauge Railway[1] (operating) Newington Armaments Depot (defunct) Timbertown Heritage Railway (located in Timbertown) (operating) Pete's Hobby Railway (located in Junee) (Private 2 ft gauge railway that is operating. Public admittance is not allowed under the Rail Safety National Law (NSW), No. 82a of 2012)
Queensland	Australian Sugar Cane Railway[3] (located in Bundaberg Botanic Gardens) (operating) Ballyhooley Steam Railway (operating) Dreamworld Express (located in Dreamworld) (operating) Durundur Railway[1] (operating) Geraldton Shire Tramway[4] (taken over by the Innisfail and Mourilyan Tramway) Innisfail and Mourilyan Tramway[4] (owned by Queensland Rail) (parts operating as a sugar cane tramway) Irvinebank Tramway[4] (parts operating as a sugar cane tramway) Mapleton Tramway[4] (parts operating as a sugar cane tramway) Mount Molloy mine and smelter[5] Mourilyan Harbour Tramway[4] (taken over by the Innisfail and Mourilyan Tramway) Queensland sugar tramways (operating) Stannary Hills Tramway[4] (taken over by the Innisfail and Mourilyan Tramway) Woodford Railway[6] (operating)
South Australia	Cobdogla Irrigation Museum[7] (operating)
Tasmania	Comstock Tramway, Mount Lyell[8] (defunct) Comstock Tramway, Zeehan[4] (defunct) Hercules Haulage (defunct) Ida Bay Railway (operating) Lake Margaret Tram (defunct) Magnet Tramway[4] (defunct) Mount Lyell Quarry Railway[9] (defunct) Mount Lyell Underground Railway[10] (defunct) National Portland Cement Limited, Darlington, Maria Island[11] (defunct) North East Dundas Tramway (defunct) Redwater Creek Steam and Heritage Society[1] (operating) Sandfly Colliery Tramway (defunct) Wee Georgie Wood Railway (formerly known as the Mount Farrell Tramway)[4] (operating) Zeehan & North East Dundas[4] (defunct)
Victoria	Alexandra Timber Tramway[1] (operating) Cheetham Salt Works[12] (defunct) Coal Creek Bush Tramway[1] (operating) Kerrisdale Mountain Railway[1] (operating) Melbourne Benevolent Asylum (defunct) Red Cliffs Historical Steam Railway[1] (operating) Rubicon Lumber and Tramway Company[13] (defunct)
Western Australia	Bennett Brook Railway (operating) Roebourne and Cossack tramway[14] (defunct)

See also

• 2 ft and 600 mm gauge railways
• Heritage railway
• Narrow-gauge railways in Australia
• Railways on the West Coast of Tasmania