In the Pilbara, Western Australia, thousands of tons of Iron Ore are transported from mines to the Indian Ocean coast. Mining companies BHP, Fortescue Metal, Roy Hill & Rio Tinto operate massive trains across the region that transport Iron ore from the mines to ports. This spot near Tabba North on the BHP network is one of the only spots in the World where three different rail networks (The BHP, FMG & Roy Hill) can all be seen in one spot.
The Pilbara is alive with Iron Ore Trains, and this video shows it with three Iron Ore Trains passing by at the same time! An empty southbound BHP service approaches from the north seconds before a northbound Fortescue Metal with a heavy load is seen heading northbound! Chasing the loaded Fortescue Metal service is a loaded BHP service that passes the empty service on the Double Track Section before heading north towards Port Healand for loading.
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