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Rail · Multi-province

Havana Suburban Railway

Suburban / commuter rail network

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Scale
8 lines from 3 terminals (Central, Tulipán, Casablanca); standard gauge; only the Hershey line electrified
Status
Partially operational/degraded — several lines non-operational, some seasonal. Commuter-rail rehabilitation and EMU re-equipment opportunity serving Havana, Artemisa, Mayabeque, Matanzas.
Sector
Rail
Province
Multi-province
Coordinates
23.130, -82.354
Layer
Layer 2 · Atlas
Notes
Operated by Unión de Ferrocarriles de Cuba (UFC) under MITRANS; the Casablanca line is the Hershey electric line.
Controlling entity

National railway operator under the Ministry of Transport. Controls the only railroad in the Caribbean plus the unfinished national expressway program.

Sources: Wikipedia · Seat61 · tramz.com