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This map was drawn by Vincze Béla György. Feel free to use this map for non-commercial purposes, but please send a short notice. Thank you.

2008-05-06
Updates:
- Rebuilt narrow gauge tourist line Szob-Márianosztra is now in operation
- Rebuilding works of narrow gauge tourist line Lajosháza-Szalajkaház started
- Rebuilding works of narrow gauge tourist line Feketvölgy-Pityur rétje started (line section will be opened in this year)
- Line Zalaegerszeg-Zalaszentiván under electrification
- New freight only line under construction between Gyorszentiván and Gönyu port
- Projected second track on line no. 30 (north of Tárnok, will be built between 2009-2012)

2007-12-23
Updates:
- Tiszatenyo-Csugar second track ready (more sections will follow)
- upcoming electrification: Hodos-Ukk (Ukk-Boba seems to be delayed)
- projected narrow gauge line Márianosztra-Nagyírtáspuszta
- Recently closed branchlines without traffic and freight only are now included

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