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Vitória-Minas Railway

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Legend

Belo Horizonte

Horto maintenance yard

Barão de Cocais

Rio Piracicaba

João Monlevade

Itabira

Antônio Dias

Intendente Câmara

Mário Carvalho

Ipaba

Frederico Sellow

Pedra Corrida

Governador Valadares

Tumiritinga

São Tomé do Rio Doce

Barra do Cuieté

Conselheiro Pena

Crenaque

Resplendor

Minas Gerais

Espírito Santo

Baixo Guandu

Mascarenhas

Colatina

The Vitória-Minas Railway (Portuguese: Estrada de Ferro Vitória a Minas; EFVM) is a railway line linking the cities of Belo Horizonte, Minas Gerais and Vitória, Espírito Santo, in Brazil. The first stretch of the railway, between Vitória and Diamantina, was inaugurated on 13 May 1904.^[1] The line is one of the few in Brazil to carry passengers as well as cargo.