Train Mining Outpost
A remote Nauvis ore patch connected to the factory by rail.
- Rails, a locomotive, and cargo wagons.
- Powered drills and a belt-fed loading area.
- Named stops, loading and unloading inserters, and locomotive fuel.

A scheduled train can bring ore from a remote patch without a continuous belt connection.
A remote Nauvis ore patch connected to the factory by rail.
Build a loading station at the mine and an unloading station at the smelter, then schedule a train between their names. Keep fuel, track, wagon handling, and buffers working together so deliveries continue unattended.
Automated deliveries repeat while the patch has ore and train, track, fuel, and stations remain operational.
Add capacity when deliveries cannot sustain smelting; stop servicing the patch when it is depleted.
A remote Nauvis ore patch connected to the factory by rail.
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