Talk:Yinkanie railway line

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I propose to change the article title to "Yinkanie railway line" with a redirect from "Moorook railway line" to "Yinkanie railway line". Reason: the enabling Act was titled the Wanbi to Moorook Railway Act, 1923 but specified the line would only go as far as the vicinity of Yinkanie. Legislation to extend the line to Moorook did not eventuate. South Australian Railways documents invariably referred to "Yinkanie line" (verified by the National Railway Museum, Port Adelaide). When closed, the legislation was titled the Wanbi to Yinkanie Railway (Discontinuance) Act 1980. SCHolar44 (talk) 06:23, 26 January 2024 (UTC)[reply]