The Ahukini Terminal and Railway was a narrow gauge railroad company in Hawaii, United States. It operated a narrow gauge, long line from the port of Anahola to Lihue on the east coast of the island of Kauai. It did not connect to the other railroad on the island, the Kauai Railway, built in the same track gauge.Drury, George H. 2007 Hawaiian Railroads, in: William D. Middleton, George M. Smerk, Roberta L. Diehl (ed.): Encyclopedia of North American Railroads. Indiana University Press, Bloomington IN/Indianapolis IN. The railroad was opened 1920 and acquired in 1932 by local customers. The last train ran in 1959.Walker, Mike. 1998 Comprehensive Railroad Atlas of North America. Pacific Northwest. Part of the line is now the Ke Ala Hele Makalae Path Rail trail.https://www.traillink.com/trail-history/ke-ala-hele-makalae/
Further reading Drury, George H. 2007 Hawaiian Railroads, in: William D. Middleton, George M. Smerk, Roberta L. Diehl (ed.): Encyclopedia of North American Railroads. Indiana University Press, Bloomington IN/Indianapolis IN. Walker, Mike. 1998 Comprehensive Railroad Atlas of North America. Pacific Northwest.
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Heritage railroads List of heritage railroads in the United States References
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