Biggest Railway Bridge in the Pilbara: Rio Tinto Deepdale Iron Ore Railway

In the Pilbara Western Australia, the Mining company Rio Tinto owns and operates one of the largest privately-owned railways in the world. On one of their several lines lies the Fortescue River Rail Bridge which is one of the biggest Railway Bridges in Australia. Also featuring in this video is a number of other Iron Ore Trains on different parts of the Deepdale Iron Ore line.

Featuring Trains & Timestamps:

00:15 - The Fortescue River Rail Bridge

01:35 - Locomotives 9123/9131 haul a loaded Iron Ore Train across the Fortescue River Bridge on Sunday the 26th of May 2019.

04:45 - A loaded Iron Ore Train departs Maitland siding with locomotives 9128/9130 after crossing an empty ore service on Saturday the 25th of May 2019.

09:55 - An empty ore service crosses a more modern bridge over a feeder creek for the Fortescue River with locomotives 9124/9142/9121 on Sunday the 26th of May 2019.

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