Karasburg railway station information

Karasburg railway station is a railway station serving the town of Karasburg in Namibia. It is part of the TransNamib Railway, and is located along the...

0 in) at the Karasburg weather station), the rainy season usually arriving in early January and leaving as late as early April. Karasburg's main industry...

1905 to 1908, the line Keetmanshoop-Karasburg in 1909. The First World War was the reason to build these railway links through inhospitable land. Soon...

tourist train that ceased operations in 2020. [1] In early 2011, the Karasburg - Ariamsvlei mainline was damaged by flash floods, as was part of the...

1905 to 1908, the line Keetmanshoop-Karasburg in 1909. The First World War was the reason to build these railway links through inhospitable land. Soon...

near Kolmanskop in 2019 The railway line from Nakop to Windhoek is 869 kilometres (540 mi) long. The section between Karasburg and Keetmanshoop was completed...

a railway stop on the line between Windhoek and Upington. It belongs to the Karasburg electoral constituency. The settlement has a petrol station, a...

1916, the line was connected to the German network at Kalkfontein (now Karasburg). Under South African/British occupation, the following lines were established...

Upington Railway Bridge De Aar–Karasburg railway line Upington 28°27′18″S 21°15′35″E / 28.4549°S 21.2597°E / -28.4549; 21.2597 (Upington Railway Bridge)...

Coller, with a strong force to Kalkfontein South (now Karasburg, a small station on the main railway line from South Africa to Windhoek which skirted the...

guard essential infrastructure such as roads, railways, ports, airports, waterworks, and power stations. It started with a complement of fifty-six officers...

Companies and their Field Park Companies, Road Construction Companies, Railways, Harbours and Tunneling Companies, Survey Companies, Water Supply and Treatment...

(1899–1902). Initially, it was deployed to protect a long stretch of the railway line through the Western Cape. In May 1900, it was assigned to Lt Gen Sir...

conducted the bi-annual intake of national servicemen from Sturrock Park railway station in Johannesburg and escorted these recruits to their respective army...

at Gibeon undetected, Central Force opened the attack by blowing up the railway line to Windhoek sending Royston's rifle brigade in after the demolition...