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Depots in province Hainault

In the province of Hainault there were depots in the following places:

Anderlues - Boussu - Casteau - Charleroi - Châtelet - Erquennes - Eugies - Fleurus - Flobecq - Fosses-la-Ville - Frasnes-lez-buissenal - Gosselies - Graty - Jumet - La Louvière - Mainvault - Mons-Bassin - Nalinnes - Pecq - Quaregnon - Quévy - Quevauchamps - Roisin - Saint-Ghislain - Soignies - Solre-sur-Sambre - Thuillies - Tournai - Trazeignies - Trivières - Wasmes

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Charleroi

Opened: ?
Intended for the line Charleroi - Montignies-le-Tileul, Charleroi - Marchinne, Charleroi - Lodelinsart.
From 1901 also electric rolling stock

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Eugies

Opened: 1905
It was the largest repair shop for steam traction in the western part of Hainault.
Also for electric rolling stock

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Fosses-la-Ville

Frasnes-lez-buissenal

Jumet

Opened: 1901
For electric rolling stock
Still existing today

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La Louvière

Opened: 1891
From 1896 also electric rolling stock

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Mons-Bassin

Opened: 1887

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Quaregnon

Opened around 1887

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Quevauchamps

Roisin

Opened: 1889
Intended for the line Quiévrain - Roisin and Boussu - Dour - French border

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Saint-Ghislain

Opened: 1888
It was a small depot
Intended for the line St.Ghislain - Hautrage

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Solre-sur-Sambre

Tournai

Opened: 1902

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Trazeignies

Trivières

Opened: 1903

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