The Hedjaz Jordan Railway is the Jordanian successor to the Ottoman Hejaz Railway built in 1908, and has operated continuously since 1920. It currently runs passenger trains connecting the towns of Jiza, Amman, Zarqa and Mafraq, forming part of Jordan's roughly 507-kilometer narrow-gauge rail network.
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