Remains Railroad 64
Railroad 64 was opened on 12 April 1868 and nationalized on 1 January 1906. It was used by the Allies and Germans for strategical purpose during the First World War. The only remaining part of Railroad 64 can be found in Tyne-Cot.
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Source
- Text: Kaj Metz
- Photos: Wikimedia Commons
Nearby
Museum
- Memorial Museum Passchendaele 1917 - Zonnebeke
- Museum Pond Farm Museum - Langemark (Langemark-Poelkapelle)
- Guynemer Pavilion - Poelkapelle (Langemark-Poelkapelle)
Point of interest
- German Bunker Flandern I Stellung Zonnebeke - Zonnebeke
- Passchendaele Memorial Garden United Kingdom - Zonnebeke
- Passchendaele Memorial Garden France - Zonnebeke
Monument
- Memorial Bedforshire Regiment - Passendale (Zonnebeke)
- Memorial The King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry - Passendale (Zonnebeke)
- Memorial Sherwood Foresters Passendale - Passendale (Zonnebeke)
Cemetery
- Tyne Cot Memorial - Passendale (Zonnebeke)
- Commonwealth War Cemetery Tyne Cot Cemetery - Passendale (Zonnebeke)
- Crypt Zonnebeke - Zonnebeke
Fortification
- British Bunker "Wimbledon" - Zonnebeke
- Australian Bunker Polygon Wood - Zonnebeke
- German Bunker Polygon Wood - Zonnebeke
Crash site
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