TurkeyThe Burdur-System: In the highlands in the north to the Turkish Mediterranean region between Lake Burdur in the west and the Egridir Lake in the east is developed by a number of branch lines. Starting point of this system is Karakuyu, a small station near Dinar. The baseline Karakuyu - Egridir is 80 kilometers long, branches are starting at Gümüzgün (to Burdur) and Bozanönü (to Isparta). The section Bozanönü - Egridir with it's remarkable large steel bridge at Egridir is out of service for several years now, but the remaining lines are scenic too.
Some impressions of Burdur-System convey the following photos, taken in winter 2010. Working steam locomotive was 56.548 (ex. DRB 52.7429) from the depot Usak.
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| The waterstation of Karakuyu. | Two Prussian G8 dumped at Dinar: 44.069 and 44.055 | |
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| In the valley between Dinar and Karakuyu. | Fighting toward to the breakpoint between Dinar and Karakuyu. | |
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| Near Incesu (Karakuyu - Gümüzgün). | A small cutting near Incesu (Karakuyu - Gümüzgün). | |
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| With Kirikcayir' works in the background. | Leaving Bozanönü' junction. | |
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| With Bozanönü' village. | Sundowner near Capali (Karakuyu - Gümüzgün). |