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As far as NA go's the majority of 42 Inch gauge operated in Canada,
is on Prince Edward Island, Newfoundland and a logging operation in British Columbia.
There is a series of books on the Newfoundland Railway published.
Also a few kits for the side dumps used, a few which ended up on the WP&YRly.
The majority of the rolling stock was retrucked standard gauge cars.
The Ross-Saskatoon Lumber Co operated 3 2-truck SHAY's in British Columbia for a time.
There are HO models from Australia built for 42 Inch gauge.
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