Four-Foot Gauge Railway (Erisian Gauge)

Four-foot railway gauge spaces the rails with exactly four feet (1,219mm) between the rails. It is sometimes called Erisian Gauge due to its preferential use in Erisia.
=== History ===
Four-foot gauge originated in Celtica, and was the primary user of the gauge until the 1870s and 1880s, when Celtican Standard Gauge (4'11") became significantly more common.
The Kingdom of Eirenn originally built much of their railway network to four-foot gauge. However, they converted to Celtican Standard Gauge in 1880 in order to connect with the standard-gauge railways in Firocco and Pictfearr.
The Erisian National Railways adopted four-foot gauge for the first lines of the Erisian railway network, and it was widely emulated within the country. Aside from a small portion of Celtican Standard Gauge in the north of the country (which parallels a four-foot gauge line), virtually the entire nation uses the four-foot gauge. A four-foot gauge line was built to connect Erisian Vreketai to the rest of the country, resulting in some four-foot gauge lines running through Liotain as well.
=== Use ===
* Celtica
* Erisia
* Liotain
* Varsow
Category:Transport in Liotain
Category:Transport in Celtica
Category:Transport in Erisia
Category:Railway Gauges
Category:Railways