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Between 6 and 7 pm AEST, on 25 April 1890, sixteen carriages of a mixed-use train detached from the leading carriages and rolled down a steep grade east of Bathurst, New South Wales, Australia. The runaway carriages then collided with the front of a following goods train at the Russell Street level crossing. Four passengers who were still in the rear carriages died as well as hundreds of sheep. Three others were injured in the collision.
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