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Español: El Tren de las Sierras es un ferrocarril interurbano que atraviesa una zona de características turísticas como es el Valle de Punilla de la provincia argentina de Córdoba. Aunque la actual es una denominación comercial, en sus comienzos el ramal sirvió fundamentalmente como medio de transporte de cargas y pasajeros entre la ciudad de Córdoba y Cruz del Eje. Posteriormente fue incorporado al Ferrocarril General Belgrano como su ramal A1. El Tren de las Sierras, como se lo conoce, fue inaugurado el 2 de julio de 1889 para el transporte de carga y pasajeros entre las ciudades de Córdoba y Cruz del Eje recorriendo 147 km de distancia. Su apogeo —hasta el presente— se dio a mediados de los 1960s cuando este ramal llevaba a gran cantidad de habitantes del Valle de Punilla, así como a turistas provenientes de las ciudades de Córdoba, Buenos Aires y Rosario por módicos precios —incluyendo servicios de comida a bordo— en formaciones tipo coche motor.
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