55°28′56″N 40°24′36″E / 55.48234°N 40.40992°E / 55.48234; 40.40992 The Gusevskoye peat railway is located in Vladimir Oblast, Russia. The peat railway was opened in 1920, and has a total length of which 25 kilometres (16 mi) is currently operational; the track gauge is 750 mm (2 ft 5+1⁄2 in).

Gusevskoye peat railway emerged in the 1920s, in the area Gus-Khrustalny District, in a settlement named Gus-Khrustalny in 1931 became a town. The railway had a maximum length of about 100 kilometres (62 mi) at their peak. Gusevskoye railway was built for hauling peat and workers and operates year-round with several pairs of trains a day. At present only 25 kilometres (16 mi) of the railway is operational, current operations include passenger traffic (workers-tourists) and freight traffic, transportation of peat. A peat briquette factory was built and put into operation in 2010 in a settlement named Gusevskiy. A peat briquette factory was built and put into operation in 2011 in a settlement named Mezinovskiy. About 2011 half of the railroad was dismantled. Formed two separate railway network.

There was two separated railways, operated by different companies.

• Guseevskiy – westbound.
• Mezinovskiy – northbound.

Transportation of peat to the briquette factory is ongoing.

Locomotive Depot – Mezinovskoye:

• TU7 – № 2999, 3310, 2087, 3028, 3311
• TU6D – № 0023
• TU6A – № 1663
• ESU2A – № 249, 721, 997, 994
• ESU1 – № 277 (Snow blower)
• TD-5U Pioneer
• GMD4 rail lorry (to the museum in 2013)

Engine Shed - Gusevskoye:

• TU4 – № 2303, 1547
• ESU2A – № 1024, 987
• Draisine - PD1 – № 764

• Flatcar
• Tank car
• Snowplow
• Tank car - fire train
• Passenger car
• Side-tipping wagons
• Open wagon for peat
• Hopper car to transport track ballast

• Crane GK-5
• Track laying cranes PPR2ma

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  Locomotive ESU2A-994
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  Locomotive TU6D-0202
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  Open wagons TSV-6a for peat
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  Mezinovskoye
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  Station

• Bioenergy
• Narrow-gauge railways in Russia
• Mokeiha-Zybinskoe peat railway

• Official Website «ENBIMA Group» (Gusevskiy)
• Official Website «Vladimir-Peat» (Mezinovskiy) (in Russian)
• Photo - project «Steam Engine» (in Russian)
• «The site of the railroad» S. Bolashenko (in Russian)