World's Longest Train
2018 ж. 2 Нау.
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This video contains the list of the world's longest trains till date. All the trains in this list are not regular trains and are just assembled to create records.
This is a compilation video of clips of longest trains assorted and ranked by Wikipedia's article on Longest Trains for which the link is given below. In case of not getting a exact video I have used a closest resembling clip for representational purposes. However, the facts displayed on the screen are accurate as per the mentioned Wikipedia's article.
Source: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Longest...
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Locomotive at the front: We will soon arrive at our target station! Locomotive at the end: We didn't even left, we are still loading up the cars!
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Hi
From india
Ravi railinfo yt channel
I was abt to cmnt tha same lol
when you skip 45 seconds and the train is still running
oh fuck
That too when video is running at 4x speed😂
LOL
LLP g j
@Timothy Simpson impossible, trains are not high enough or big enough.
Pilot: We have reach the station. Passenger at the back: Ok its 7 km walk to the station for us lol!
It's a goods train bro...
Train "pilot?" ... So, does an aeroplane have a "driver?" 👎🤣
@@marcse7en Train driver is also called Loco Pilot
@@RailManAbhi Well, at 60 years old, I've NEVER heard a train driver described as a "pilot," loco or otherwise! ... Similarly, I've never heard an aeroplane pilot described as a "driver!" ... But hey, transport is NOT my are of expertise, so what do I know?
@@marcse7en in South Asia we call train drivers loco pilots. Don’t know about other countries.
I once encountered the South African train just as I was stopping at a crossing. Took about 12 minutes to pass infront of me. Got out as it was starting. Went to the garageshop, bought stuff, waited in a queue, paid and walked back to my car and it was still going. Waited another 2 minutes for it to finnish.
My dad worked with transet as an engineer in their RND so he knew where the major lines were, so once when travelling to Cape Town from Gauteng he showed us one of these trains running... it really is something else...
It's enough time to speedrun the classic super mario bros. game
Guess what. The Sishen-Saldanha train derailed a few weeks ago !!!!!!
Now a new world record for the longest train. The passenger train up to 1,9 km long
I did my practicals at the Phelophepa health care train years back…we worked , slept and traveled on that train. After work at 16:00 I d go to the overhead bridge and watch passing trains. That’s when the rail bug bit me so hard. I m a train nut now
I remember the last one, it was bound for Port Hedland in WA. I used to live there and if you missed the lights at the level crossing, you could be there for half an hour.
Been there - done that.
@@scooter2099 Ha ha! That's what I was thinking as well! Fly-over is the only solution! We'd this problem for a long time & now either fly-over were built or trains are running over-head or underground. Thanks from Great Britain. (Sun 22 Aug 2021 17h21)
@@DifferentSaturner22.08.21 - 17:21 and which second?? Please be more accurate, thanks! (Ironie)
Oz made their train longer to beat the South African ore train. Then we also add another twenty wagons and got the record again. The Ozzies was in the bar so they did not bother to try and beat the new record.
worked on the iron ore train lines in the pilbara , loooong trains
I have reduced the video speed to 50% to see the actual speed, have been here from morning now, just finished my lunch
Actually you're still watching it at 2x speed at 50%.
I was waiting for an Australian train to appear on this list. Now I am waiting for it to disappear.
LOL
Australia has a claim on the heaviest train 99.000 tons. iron ore train in Western Australia.
Haha thats a good one!
Hmmm I wonder who would top longest trucks as well?
@@Dug6666666 Try Australia again.
what station are you at? locomotive 16: we've reached the destination. locomotive 1: No we are still at station no. 5. locomotive 7: 14 stations left.
Nice one😁 but those train is for cargo
At which part of the video you found 16 locomotives attached to one another???
Epic
@@beluga944 it is a joke
carlo cutamoro - You mean banking.
*_All we had to do was follow the damn train, CJ!!!_*
Big Smoke u still remember that legend?
No wonder cj can't follow that damn! Train
You came to the wrong video, fool!
The longest train I have seen is 4 tracker units and pulling 180 double stack container can any one see a bigger train
Big smoke but cj killed you
I would hate to be at a crossing when one of these trains pass
Hahahaha.. nice one.
In some states in the U.S. if cross traffic is unduly delayed the train consist must be broken @ the crossing to allow traffic to cross.
yixnorb Yeah, but few follow that rule.
I already hate canadian trains
Just simple.... Stop your car and sleep for 8 hours
Australian BHP Iron ore train, the longest train to ever run in the world, this train is officially in the guinness book of world records for the longest train. The record was set on june 21, 2001 in western australia between newman and port headland, a distance of 275km (170 miles) and the train consisted of 682 loaded iron ore wagons and 8 GE AC6000 locomotives giving a gross weight of almost 100,000 tonnes and moved 82,262 tonnes of ore, the train was 7.353 km (4.568 miles) long.
Longest AND Heaviest!
We make them long in OZ ;)
@@gazac48 Well when it's such a long way from nowhere to nowhere, it's best to truck as much stuff as possible.
@@majorlaff8682 Nowhere to nowhere sums it up nicely. That's why we tend to measure distances in country miles or the number of tins it takes to get there. (Oh, that's a 6pack journey, easy.)
🤣😂😅😜@@brianlee5702
They say things are bigger in Texas - then they find out about Australia.
Yes, a lot bigger, that last one was in my home State of Western Australia, that really, really BIG State, so big it's 3.9 times the size of that little American State of Texas 😊🇦🇺
@@cbisme6414 ......just dont mention to that Texas guy that the locomotives on that W.A train are built in USA lol
Nice but the music didn't go well the originals would have been more entertaining !
Hii TheRailzone
Turn the VOLUMEE
Yes the railzone
Same
Music hella annoying makes my head hurt
To put things into perspective, the last train is roughly the same weight as a fully loaded U.S. super carrier. That's the equivalent of the USS Nimitz rolling down the tracks!
Is it only me? I was hearing robot cows mooing the whole video.
Nope. You're not the only one
Same party here
Lacey Barbee 1:49
No it was the Combine alarms sounding off after Gordon Freeman escaped.
I was hearing a guy taking a massive shit.
As soon as I saw BHP I knew the Aussies would be up there. I was at the look-out at Broken Hill waaayyyy in the distance I saw what looked like a loooong snake off into the horizon. It was the longest train imaginable coming closer. It was a wonderful sight to see.
Glad he mentioned speed of the video is 4x...otherwise I was kinda shocked at the speed of such a heavy train...if it really was that fast with a weight of 70000tonnes...it would take forever to stop it!..😅😅
That's why train drivers don't TRAIN in this.
It's a good thing that each individual car has its own set of brakes.
@@wyndhamcoffman8961 actually each car has automatic braking system
It would take for ever to get it going!
Imagine an ambulance rushing then one of these trains just run at a crossing with the ambulance stuck
Hopefully patient still alive when they get there
Hello in Australia we have the r.f.d. s.
They should build a fly over.
Then the train had a malfunction and then it stops
the distance of the ambulance will increase by the size of the length of the train
Thank these locos for keeping highway traffic WAY down.
1:11 this train is called "Climate changer"
True✔✔✔
That footage was from around 1956 steam engines were still popular, they didn’t die out until the mid 60’s
Stfu with your religious world ending shit please
I wonder why
@@seanhaydongriffin stop talking then
I was pleasantly surprised that #4 was using steam locomotives. It's great seeing that they're still in use.
That was in 1967
Norfolk and western was all diesel by early 60s. the date is wrong.
The date is a misprint 🚂🚂 must have meant 1957. N & W became fully dieselized in 1960. . .notice the brief vehicle traffic footage right at the end of the clip. Probably not 1947 due to the quality of the film and the presence of railfans.
Well, no, not really, that film fragment is nearly 50 years old.
@@Dags470 If steam locomotives were still in use, spewing the filth and dirt from their stacks, Greta Thornberg would have a coronary since she is obsessed with her "CLIMATE CHANGE" brainwash, propaganda.
Yep I did some caravan camping around Australia and one of the stops was near Port Hedland in northern West Australia. The town and surrounding industrial development is based solely on iron ore mining. Camping one night along an inlet with a long railway bridge in the distance we sat and watched trains go by which seemed to never end. Not surprised they have the world's longest.
Legends say that the person counting the boggies is still there and hasn't finished yet
The heaviest train in the UK is a mere 3K tonnes and about a 1/4 mile long. Still, it is timed for a max speed of 60MPH. The combination of mass and velocity makes freight trains some of the most impressive machines ever.
Great video Thumbs up!
Thanks !!
@@Claijohn the music is bad
I'm so glad you allowed the video to play all the content of the trains - that is my favorite part!!! I love trains and enjoy watching them. Thanks for sharing.
They're mesmerizing. In fact they're so hypnotising that it feels like they are literally infinite, and then you remember they have to end, but even still you can't believe you've been watching this thing go by for 5 minutes and can't believe humanity is capable of such industrial feats of anything.
A little suggestion to everyone... Select the 3 dots Click on playback speed Choose the highest possible x🙋♂️
That's better😂
Saddest part of it as an Aussie, I haven't seen this longest train here in down under. Maybe one day when I will retire I will travel to Western Australia and personally see that monster.
They are still running….. head up to Port Hedland and you’ll see the regular length BHP trains, only 2.9kms long and about 43,000 tonnes coming into the port every hour….
When I was 14, (1962 or 3), on a hill in Halethorpe MD, overlooking the B&O tracks, just near a Seagrams distillery, I would sit and count cars in trains. One day, I counted a train that had 760 cars and 17 diesel engines. I have no proof, documentation, but I've never heard of a longer train. I don't know if there are any records of trains kept anywhere, so all I have is my word on it.
You have a much better memory than me... Lol
You are really REALLY patient if you watch the video in Real Time (25% Speed)
the only way to watch this video is on Mute
Oh yes
The damned music in this video is harder to bear, than the wait at the crossing for the trains!
Can we just appreciate how long that took to put all of those carts on the track
I counted 8 engines and 203 cars in the Mojave Desert in the 50s. That's my record.
I love how the 1967 video was more clear than the 2001 video
Just think the driver forget his keys in the back side of train Edit : wow I 180likes but I'm a small youtuber 😢😥
Keys for what ?
@@caillou4110 Emmn.. may be to start the engine
@@ManojkumarYama locomotives are not started with keys... no offense, just fyi :)
Nicholman 15 r/wooooosh
Lemoneasy , even the guy said maybe to start the engine . Maybe he thinks trains are started by keys ??
Imagine you got stuck at a crossroad in Australia and then it starts to pass by. And your mp3 player is stuck playing this ‘music’ on loop.
My MP3 player, would be out the window and under one of the trucks, damn quick! 🤠
Did that. Just turned the engine off, got out and leaned on the front of the 40 series and had a smoko while I watched it go past.
4:48...Record date : 21 June 2001. Legend has it that it is still passing from there
imagine being stuck in traffic with this
Imagine late for office and you end up with railway cross where this train passes
What's worse than a long train is the music overlay in this video
imagine being late and just being caught behind the boom gate as this thing rolls by
The second to last clip got me thinking, "There is no way that train is that fast"
Good to see the Aussies up #1again iron ore trains are the longest.
2:08 That company name looks like someone just threw a bowl of alphabet soup onto a table and named the company what they saw in the letters.
No
It means railway as an abjective
Yes
Its russian lmao. Pretty easy to tell
Now this company is named RZD(РЖД), that means "Russian Railways"(Российские Железные Дороги).
Imagine waiting for this thing to pass 😆😂😂
Hay at least you get to see dope graffiti
Really good video, thanks Buddy. Enjoyed that 👍
The great human being able to design & built such engineering marvel's
"You can take some nap & come again!"😊
The last one in Australia is Mt Newman or Hamersley in Western Australia
I think that it was bound for Port Hedland.
@@tonymccarthy6713 Dampier, mate.
Jawtooth would love to be in Australia in the outback video recording that last one. Just teasing you Jawtooth - your video's are great. Anyone dedicated enough to camp in the wilderness to film trains going by is a great guy.
Liked how the UP train had DPU units in 3 different places including at the end of that stack container train! Bet the guy that has his channel Wide World Of Trains be going ‘ DPU alright’ a few times seeing that one train!
Instead of that back ground music we would love to listen actual Train sounds specially the Steam Beasts
Yes I agree with you
the actual sound is not possible in this video, as all of them are shown in 4x speed.
I could grow a beard by the time that last train finishes going by.
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STRAYA, mate! It's big sky country with plenty of room for long trains.
😂😂😂
Amazing! Thank you for spreading knowledge.
Some of the ore trains have no driver and are controlled from Perth 1600km away. Not sure of their weight and length.
If you don't like the music turn your damn volume down
Better turn your retarded comments and commands down. Calling this vomit 'music' sais it all about you! :-))
@@taunteratwill1787 you left 3 hate comments on a videos music. And even better, the video was about fucking trains. If it's so insufferable and hard to turn down your volume or not assume things about people, then leave KZhead Better yet, leave the internet and you'd be doing the universe as a whole a favour.
Right The music is like an alarm better silent immediately
@@Milk88488 Improve your life with cutting down on the whining. btw, Thanks for following me. :-))
I came to watch the video.. Not to listen to the music... If I want to listen to the nice music.. There are lot of videos available in youtube... Btw nice music...
I recall reading that the Norfolk and Western 500 hopper monster was actually 48,170 tons. I also know for a fact that it was not pulled by steam locomotives.
This is eerie. My Airbnb houseguest tonight is a railroad fanatic and was telling me about filming trains. My phone was not with me but this pops up on my feed not two hours later
We had patience, watched it all, and loved it.👍👍. I am a train lover from childhood. Went to school by train, while was in Bangalore India.
That's insane I can't even count that how many freight cars is the train pulling.
By the time the final coal car has left the rail yard full of coal from open pits in S A , the leading locomotive is sizing up the rail siding at its load destination in W A .
The last Aussie Train ... the longest in the World. Mate, I got caught at the outback crossing, waiting for it to end. Got the gas barbie out. Cooked a few snags. Ripped open a cold Coopers from the esky ... and had myself some tucker while watching Dusk fall upon us with its pastel coloured sky, looking at the silhouette of the train thundering by. Can't get better than that!
Imagine getting stuck behind a 7.35 km train going 5 km/h
Awesome video! I wonder how long it takes to stop these extra long trains.
I watched the nr.1 longest train at normal speed... does that make me a patient person?
No it just makes you a railway fan
@@anujmchitale well, I was a huge trains fan back when I was young.
I stillll am
I watched it 0.25 speed
@@laszlozsurka8991 same and I am still
Thanks for sharing! It's informative and funny as well! 😎
05:47 - My my 😮 Boggles the mind! Yes I was watching ALL OF IT haha 😂, what was that Aussie train transporting?
Patience is the key to be a railway lover
yes but it's fun though
I've been caught a few times on the way back to the mine came by BHP ore trains, fortunately none were as long as the last one here. Only 250 or so wagons which is still a bit of a wait. Even guessed the last two digits of the last wagons number once.
bro before that train passes a crossing, its already in another timezone 😂😂
When it's 6: 58 and work starts at 7AM and you have to wait for the train to pass: *Guess it's a day-off for me.*
2:08 Russian Company but when you type it in English •Bang on the keyboard
Your translation is better than mine. I got 'cat on the keyboard'.
Imagine you are on the same train as your friend and making an international call to him :3
I worked in Dampier Western Australia. That train was a regular arrival bringing iron ore from the Hammersly mines to The port. You didn't want to get caught at a crossing when it was going through.
Just enjoyed watching. Can't imagine if stuck on a such situation. It never happens in my beloved country esp'ly Java island w/ most crowded population & transport vehicles. Love & sweet greeting.
True railfanning to stand and watch a 600-700 car train come by!! I would Love to be in the presence of even a 200+ consist :/
To think, all the technology and latest engineering we have at our disposal, and someone isn't able to find a better music track for this great video
There is a pair of crossings near where I live that cross over the road about two miles apart. So you often have to wait twice for the same train.
For anyone interested the BHP train took over 15 minutes to go passed at normal speed
When you try to bring in all the groceries in one trip
This comment is retarded 🤦♂️
Spiritual Hesso I know yours is!
Matthew Graziano was I supposed to go cry in the corner or something?
Matthew Graziano 😂
The second video is incorrect, its 3 not 6 locomotives. You dont count articulation as a separate loco. Thats 3 steam engines doing what they do best, hauling 4 times what 9 diesels can do uphill in the 60s. Thats why steams king.
Also, N&W retired their steam on May 7th, 1960. Maybe he meant 1957? I agree though, steam is king!
GReat Rail therapy as Always....I like IT!!! Thumbs UP!!!
WHAT A CAMERA QUALITY IN 1967 👍👍👍
Imagine combining all these trains in one 😂😂😂
Yes and if it is crossing a road, I'd late for my work 🤣
haha haha 😂😂😂😂😂😂
@@darkfoxly7227 you would never reach 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣👍
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30m to crossing time😂or lode lg jayge for emergency walo ke liye
that is some of the most annoying music I have ever heard.
Wow. Thankyou for your time today And have a long day.🏅🚂
Very good information.... Thanks for sharing
And here im in lockdown enjoying train going through just like my neighborhood building construction whole day. What a peace time it is for me❤
4:03 I watch this with my handphone
Rather than tell people to "go look at their phones" or "take a nap" , y'all should have said "please take a second to 'like' this video" . That's what I did. 👍
He is playing the video at 4x and i'm also playing this at 2x ,therefore the train is running at 8x of it's speed (pace)
The Norfolk and Western stopped using steam locomotives by 1961. I believe the footage is from 1957, not 1967
You are correct. But N&W did run up to 19,000 ton 190 car coal trains in the flat part of the system with a single A class 2-6-6-4.
I was really impressed on how powerful the steam locomotives were in that segment!
Now it's a heritage unit in NS now :D
TexasRocks HillCountry steam locomotives at the time were more powerful than diesels. They became obsolete because you need 10 hours to warm them up, instead 0,5 hours like a diesel.
Wiki records lists this train on the 15th November 1967. I'll go with what Wikipedia says.
Freighteningly long.
Nice one!
HAHAHAHaHahahahaha, ha
Is that a word??!
@@Oliver-lc2en whooosh
The train for bhp Australia is still used to this day for hauling coal and iron
South African train has 2 unique features - 3'6" track gauge. and 50 kv power supply, although they still have to use diesels to provide extra power.
They call it Cape gauge, but it is used in many countries including New Zealand and Japan (not for bullet trains). Amazingly the loading gauge is bigger than in the UK.
Imagine being at a level crossing waiting for one of these guys to pass, luckily we have bridges now days.
The No.1 longest train must be from Australia! 🇬🇧🇦🇺
Wow never seen before its awesome you have a New subscriber 👍👍👍👍👍
Oh it’s just a train 2 hours later: