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Falun
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Hinsnoret
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Ornäs
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Domnarvet
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Borlänge
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Sellnäs
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Ulfshyttan
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Rämshyttan
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to Idkerberget
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Gräsberg
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Håksberg
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Ludvika
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Klenshyttan
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Grängesberg
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FLJ
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Hörken
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| Säfsnäs Järnväg | | to Säfsnäs and Neva |
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Ställdalen
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FLJ to Frövi
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NBJ to Gyttorp
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Bredsjö
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Sikfors
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to Hällefors Bruk
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Hällefors
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Grythyttehed
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SEJ to Kortfors
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Skatviken
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Loka
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Herrhult
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FMJ (later SJ) to Kristinehamn
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Daglösen
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to Brattfors
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Geijersdal
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Lindfors
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LBB to Bosjön
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Molkolm
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Mölnbacka
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Deje
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Kil | SJ to Charlottenberg and Laxå | | KFJ to Torsby |
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Edsvalla
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Vålberg
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Grums
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Segmon
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Värmlandsbro
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Säffle
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Åmål
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Tösse
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Ånimskog
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Köpmannebro
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Mellerud
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Erikstad
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Brålanda
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Frändefors
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Bjurhem
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Öxnered
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Trollhättan TNJ
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Velanda
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Upphärad
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Prässebo
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Nygård
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Lödöse
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Alfhem
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Älfängen
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Nol
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Nödinge
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Bohus
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Surte
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Agnesberg
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Lärje
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Olskroken
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Bergslagernas Gothenburg
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Bergslagernas Järnvägar (BJ) was the largest private railway company of Sweden with a main line from Gothenburg to Falun, in all 478 km. Founded on 26 January 1872,[1] BJ was a transportation system from Bergslagen, the ore-rich areas in southern Sweden, to the port in Gothenburg. It was nationalized and merged into Swedish State Railways in 1948.
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