Break-of-gauge

Major breaks of gauge

Australia

• Queensland (1.067m) and New South Wales (1.435m)
• New South Wales (1.435m) and Victoria (1.600m)
• Southern South Australia uses broad gauge the same as Victoria. Northern South Australia had a number of narrow gauge 1.067m lines, leading to several break-of-gauge stations including Terowie, Gladstone and Port Pirie.
• In the latter part of the 20th century, all mainland capital cities were connected to a standard gauge (1.435m) network, leading to more breaks of gauge (or branchline closures) in states where this is not the norm.

Europe

• France (1.435m) and Spain (1.676m)
• Poland (1.435m) and former Soviet Union (1.524m)

United States

• The United States of America had both broad and standard gauge tracks.

Minor breaks of gauge

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