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Puke Puke Express

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Puke Puke Express
Logging train laden with logs, the "Puke Puke Express",
near Puke Puke in Oroua County
Technical
Track gauge3 ft 6 in (1,067 mm)

The Puke Puke Express was a logging railway with a gauge of probably 3 ft 6 in (1,067 mm) near Puke Puke in Oroua County in New Zealand.

Puke Puke was a sawmilling settlement in Oroua County, close to Puke Puke Lagoon, between Himatangi Beach and Tangimoana. It was set up from nine wooden cottages, probably prefabricated, complete with windows along the railway track in a clearing of the native bush.[1] Both horses and locomotives were used for haulage of logs on railway trucks.

Photos

  • Logging railway track through native bush at Puke Puke in Oroua County

    Logging railway track through native bush at Puke Puke in Oroua County

  • Logging railway track through Puke Puke Bush

    Logging railway track through Puke Puke Bush

  • Puke Puke, sawmilling settlement under construction in Oroua County

    Puke Puke, sawmilling settlement under construction in Oroua County

References

  1. ^ William Archer Price: Puke Puke 1660. Alexander Turnbull Library, Wellington, New Zealand. Ref: 1/2-000020-G.

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