JõhviTartu
JõhviTartu refers to a former railway line in Estonia that connected the towns of Jõhvi and Tartu. This line was part of the larger East-West Estonian railway corridor. Construction began in the early 20th century with the aim of improving transportation and economic links between different regions of Estonia. The JõhviTartu railway line was officially opened in 1929, facilitating the movement of goods and passengers.
Over the decades, the JõhviTartu line played a significant role in the local economy, supporting industries
The reasons for its closure included declining passenger numbers, the need for modernization, and the prioritization