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Guess Where This Railway Line Is – Which Country or City?

Who will be the first to correctly identify the location of this railway location?

The color of the paintwork on the train might be a clue for some, or the side of the track the train is on, whilst the surrounding buildings might be an indicator for others. If you think you know the country, or better still the city, just add your answer (or guess) using the COMMENTS link below. I’ll reply in the COMMENTS section when someone get the answer correct.

mystery railway line

The photo was taken only last week so is very up to date.

UPDATE – The above photo generated a wide variety of possible locations including: Madrid in Spain, Moscow, Tokyo, Taiwan, Frankfurt in Germany, Paris in France, Norway, Philadelphia in the USA, Scotland, Switzerland, Mexico City, United States – Pacific Northwest, England, Australia, Chicago, North Korea, Busan in South Korea, Austria, Yokohama in Japan, Los Angeles, Czech Republic – Near Prague, and Italy. All very different locations in so many ways, yet the real location has a lot in common with railroads in many of those cities and countries.

To see the correct answer simply click on the COMMENTS link below this post.

Well done to Charlie Treft and Martin who were first to guess the collect location. Bill and Ian were close with their suggestion.

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Svn
Svn
7 years ago

This phot was taken in Spain..may be in MAdrid .aren’t they the talgo coaches here?

Brian Reynolds
Brian Reynolds
7 years ago

near Moscow ?

Adam
Adam
7 years ago

It’s in Tokyo Japan?
If you zoom in on the roadway in the bottom right of the photo you can see Japanese writing on the road.

Edward
Edward
7 years ago

Taiwan?

chris leseberg
chris leseberg
7 years ago

Germany possible Frankfurt

william anderson
william anderson
7 years ago

For sure, it is not in the USA. Too neat, clean and in apparent good condition.

Matthew
Matthew
7 years ago

After a recent trip to Paris, France, I feel that I traveled through this area of Paris.

Brian Blackwell
Brian Blackwell
7 years ago

Oslo, Norway maybe.

W Rusty Lane
W Rusty Lane
7 years ago

Dosen´t look like a real railroad. This looks like a model railroad. Could be any city in someone´s mind.

Donald Fouts
Donald Fouts
7 years ago

Philadelphia and/or US

John Bell
John Bell
7 years ago

Scotland

Edward Eichelberger
Edward Eichelberger
7 years ago

Switzerland

Dale Arends
Dale Arends
7 years ago

It’s a guess but I’ll say Mexico City

J E Wilson
J E Wilson
7 years ago

United States – Pacific Northwest?

W Rusty Lane
W Rusty Lane
7 years ago

England

S Tolliday
S Tolliday
7 years ago

Australia

Charlie Treft
Charlie Treft
7 years ago

South Korea?

Mike
Mike
7 years ago

Usa. Chicago

Henk van Schuur
Henk van Schuur
7 years ago

I also think Switzerland

Joy
Joy
7 years ago

North Korea. There are no people around.

Ian
Ian
7 years ago

Busan?

Martin
Martin
7 years ago

I’m going to have a punt at South Korea….

Colin
Colin
7 years ago

Austria

Rick Scott
Rick Scott
7 years ago

Yokohama?

Fergus Ducharme
Fergus Ducharme
7 years ago

Eastern Russia Kamchatka/Vladivostok

Don Kettle
Don Kettle
7 years ago

Hamburg, Germany.

Gary Cutler
Gary Cutler
7 years ago

Los Angeles

Bill
Bill
7 years ago

Busan, South Korea

Mike
Mike
7 years ago

Czech Republic – Near Prague maybe

Boris
Boris
7 years ago

It’s not Sweden (I live there), but I definitely think it’s Europe. Pretty much down south, clean and neat. Spain and France where wrong, so let me guess Italy.

Bill Alexander
Bill Alexander
7 years ago

Busan, South Korea

J E Wilson
J E Wilson
7 years ago

Pacific Northwest

Boris
Boris
7 years ago

Italy

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