Rail gauge in Slovakia. The track gauge for most lines in Slovakia is the international standard gauge of .
Russian gauge – 1520 mm
Two lines connecting to Ukraine are "Russian broad gauge", :
Užhorod–Haniska pri Košiciach, Čop–Čierna nad Tisou.
A tripartite memorandum of understanding was signed on 25 November 2008 between Russia, Ukraine, and Slovakia on the construction of a broad-gauge line to the Austrian border. Austrian chancellor Werner Faymann announced on 30 April 2009 that his government politically supports the construction of a broad-gauge line from the Austro-Slovak border to Vienna. The Slovak Prime Minister Iveta Radičová announced on November 2010, the Slovak government will not support the project, as it threatens the Slovak workplaces in the Dobrá bulk terminal, which would be unnecessary after the completion of the project.Radičová sklamala Rusov. Širokorozchodná nebude - in Slovak - Hospodárske noviny, http://hnonline.sk/ekonomika/c1-48310440-radicova-sklamala-rusov-sirokorozchodna-nebude
Metre gauge – 1000 mm
Tatra Electric Railways / Tatranské Elektrické Železnice (TEŽ) Poprad-Tatry–Starý Smokovec–Štrbské Pleso Tatranská Lomnica–Starý Smokovec Štrba–Štrbské Pleso cog-wheel Starý Smokovec–Hrebienok funicular (TMR) Čermeľ–Alpinka children's railway (DPMK) Trams in Bratislava (DPB)
Bosnian gauge – 760 mm
Trenčianske Teplice–Trenčianska Teplá tramway (TREŽ) Čierny Hron Railway (ČHŽ) Vydrovo-Konečná–Čierny Balog–Chvatimech Čierny Balog–Dobroč Agricultural Museum Railway in Nitra Kubátkovia–Tanečník railway in Vychylovka (HLÚŽ-OKLŽ) Váh' River Forrest Railway / Považská lesná železnica (PLŽ) in Pribylina
See also Rail transport in Slovakia
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