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List of Railway stations in Botswana include:

Towns served by rail

Existing

Ramatlhabama, South Africa - border with South Africa
Lobatse
Gaborone - national capital
Palapye - junction for coal branch
Serule - junction
Francistown
Ramokgwebana - border with Zimbabwe
Palapye - junction
- Morupule - branch terminus
Serule - junction
- Selibe Phikwe - branch terminus
Francistown - junction
- Sowa - branch terminus

Proposed

To Namibia

Trans-Kalahari Line to Namibia - 2008 ^[1]^[2] 1,600 km.
- Aranos - new coal mine
Palapye - linked to Bulawayo in Zimbabwe
Francistown
Mafeking
Lobatse

Kang in Botswana
Ghanzi, possible copper-silver mine.
Morupule Colliery in east central Botswana

To Mozambique

via South Africa or via Zimbabwe ^[3]
Gaborone to Maputo ^[4]

Serule, Botswana via Zimbabwe to Maputo (Newport)

To Zambia

Botswana - Zambia - Kazungula bridge - 2010

Maps

UNHCR Atlas Map

See also

References

Railway stations in Africa

¹ Partly in Asia. ² Dependencies. ³ Status undetermined.

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