the Eyre Peninsula Railway lines Port Lincoln – Thevenard (west of Ceduna) with junctions at Cummins and Yeelanna. Thevenard to Penong (Via Kevin) (Kevin – Penong Surrendered to the Minister for Transport.no longer serviceable) Cummins – Buckleboo (north of Kimba) (Kimba – Buckleboo Dormant) Yeelanna – Kapinnie (Dormant) ORA manage the BHP Whyalla Tramway Whyalla – Iron Knob (private – owned by Arrium) – narrow gauge, opened 1901, carries iron ore Whyalla (109 km) – Iron Baron (private – owned by Liberty House Group) opened 1930, extended to Iron Duke in 1990 BHP owned the Coffin Bay Tramway Proper Bay (near Port Lincoln) to Coffin Bay to carry lime sand between 1960 and 1989 See also Andrews FB. The Salisbury munitions tramways. In "Light railways", 187. February 2006. Anon. The bay line. SASTA, Adelaide. 1979 Callaghan WH. The Overland Railway. Australian Railway Historical Society NSW Div., St James. 1992. Callaghan WH. Railways Rather than Roads Australian Railway History September 2006 et seq Castle BJ. The Balhannah – Mount Pleasant branch line. Australian Railway Historical Society Bulletin 316, February 1964. Collins N. The jetties of South Australia. Privately published, Woodside. 2005. Evans, John The Uniform Gauge Question: A South Australian Perspective Australian Railway History Vol.65 No.918, April 2014 Fluck RE, R Sampson and KJ Bird. Steam locomotives and railcars of the South Australian Railways. Mile End Railway Museum, Roseworthy. 1986. Jennings R. Line clear: 100 years of train working Adelaide-Serviceton. Mile End Railway Museum, Roseworthy. 1986. Lockyer A. Jetty and wharf tramways of South Australia. In "Light railways", 142. August 1998. Mack D. Little coastal railways of the Adelaide plains. Privately published, Camden Park. 1986. McNicol S. SAR railcars. Railmac, Elizabeth. 1989. Pantlin G and J Sargent (eds). Railway stations in greater metropolitan Adelaide. Train Hobby, Melbourne. 2005. Richardson J.(ed) Along the line no. 2. Traction Publications, Canberra City. 1964. Richardson J.(ed) Along the line in South Australia. Traction Publications, Canberra City. 1964 Sampson R. Rails round Adelaide. Mile End Railway Museum, Walkerville. 1978. Thompson MH. The Goodwood – Brighton – Willunga line. Australian Railway Historical Society Bulletin, 336, October 1965. Wheaton RT. Rails to the bay. Australian Electric Traction Assoc. Sydney, 1971. References External links National Rail Museum – history of rail in South Australia Peninsula Pioneer – history of the railways of Eyre Peninsula Railpage Australia – discussion forums and news Maps: eastern SA map western SA map SA