Korean State Railway

The Korean State Railway (), commonly called the State Rail (), is the only railway operating in North Korea. There are over  of track. Most of it is standard gauge, about  are narrow gauge. On the border to  Russia, there are  which are also in Russian broad gauge. They are between Rajin and Kassan and continue to the Transsibirian Railway near Wladiwostok, which is about  away. About  are  electrified. The rail link to South Korea has been re-eastablished but it is rarely used.  There is a rail link to China, between  Sinŭiju and Dandong.  Because  few people can afford cars, rail is impoerrtant for pasenger transport in North Korea.

Category:1946 establishments in Asia
Category:Establishments in North Korea
Category:Rail transport by country