broad gauge
narrow gauge
standard gauge
trackwidth
TPI
multigauge
1 gauge
track gauge
subtrack
N scale
HO scale
gauge
train track
test track
four foot
tractor
overtrack
trackwork
Deltic
trackage
undertrack
track panel
car
transcontinental
metre gauge
elevated
Chopper
feeder
coaling tower
helper
railbank
switching
Bagpipe
trackside
railyard
trunk line
signal bridge
trunk route
shovelnose
Crompton
branch line
spur track
spur
line speed
turnout
microtrack
railroad siding
sidetrack
siding
railhead
Baby Warship
loading gauge
rail
rerail
line
rail line
railway line
railline
single
streetcar track
tramline
permanent way
slab-track
shed
line of levels
longimetry
tramway
locomotive engineer
engine driver
AAR
engineer
railroad engineer
road steamer
ballast
Baby Deltic
shunting neck
bullet train
Admiralty mile
nautical mile
metal
superelevate
denivelation
Teddy Bear
geographical mile
helper grade
dedoubling
Slim Jim
mile
pizza cutter
naut mi
singling
mi
cut-out
railroading
double-ended
Darth Vader

English words for 'a railroad track (or its width) broader than the standard 56.5 inches'

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