Editing Transport in Gibraltar (section)

===Historical===
There are no extant railways in Gibraltar. There was formerly an extensive railway within the Gibraltar Dockyard, and neighbouring works and storage facilities. It included tunnels, one of which went through the [[Rock of Gibraltar]], and is still in use today as a road tunnel. At the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries there was also a temporary industrial railway in Gibraltar. At the period when both railways were operational, it was possible to travel right round the entire coastline of Gibraltar by train.<ref>[http://www.foghs.org.uk/nl/67.pdf Friends of Gibraltar Heritage Society] {{Webarchive|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20090327122347/http://www.foghs.org.uk/nl/67.pdf |date=27 March 2009 }}, December 2003, pp 7-8, ptovide full details.</ref> The dockyard railway had a roster of 17 locomotives, distinguished by numbers, but four of which also carried names: ''Gibraltar'', ''[[Catalan Bay|Catalan]]'', ''Rosia'', and ''[[Mons Calpe|Calpe]]''.