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Private railroad company of Sweden
Falun
Hinsnoret
Ornäs
Domnarvet
Borlänge
Sellnäs
Ulfshyttan
Rämshyttan
to Idkerberget
Gräsberg
Håksberg
Ludvika
Klenshyttan
Grängesberg
FLJ
Hörken
Säfsnäs Järnväg to Säfsnäs and Neva
Ställdalen
FLJ to Frövi
NBJ to Gyttorp
Bredsjö
Sikfors
to Hällefors Bruk
Hällefors
Grythyttehed
SEJ to Kortfors
Skatviken
Loka
Herrhult
FMJ (later SJ ) to Kristinehamn
Daglösen
to Brattfors
Geijersdal
Lindfors
LBB to Bosjön
Molkolm
Mölnbacka
Deje
Kil SJ to Charlottenberg and LaxåKFJ to Torsby
Edsvalla
Vålberg
Grums
Segmon
Värmlandsbro
Säffle
Åmål
Tösse
Ånimskog
Köpmannebro
Mellerud
Erikstad
Brålanda
Frändefors
Bjurhem
Öxnered
Trollhättan TNJ
Velanda
Upphärad
Prässebo
Nygård
Lödöse
Alfhem
Älfängen
Nol
Nödinge
Bohus
Surte
Agnesberg
Lärje
Olskroken
Bergslagernas Gothenburg
Former railway station building for "Bergslagsbanan": The symbol right above the main entrance. It symbolizes ironwork and was the trademark of the railway company. Later, the trademark also had a train wheel with wings under the ironwork symbol, but that was probably added when the public railway authority took over the business. This image probably may well show the original trademark.
Bergslagernas Järnvägar was the largest private railway company of Sweden with a main line from Gothenburg to Falun , in all 478 km. Bergslagernas Järnvägar (BJ) was founded in the 1870s to form a transportation system from Bergslagen , the ore-rich areas in southern Sweden to the port in Gothenburg . It was nationalized and merged into Swedish State Railways in 1948.