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Long-lived interurban lines

Mike Russell

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Deep in Poland lie virtually the last surviving examples of true rural, interurban tramlines, of which the Belgian Vicinal was once the finest example. As ownership of the last two o?dz interurban tramlines changes again, Mike Russell reviews their history.

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Deep in Poland lie virtually the last surviving examples of true rural, interurban tramlines, of which the Belgian Vicinal was once the finest example. As ownership of the last two o?dz interurban tramlines changes again, Mike Russell reviews their history.

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Deep in Poland lie virtually the last surviving examples of true rural, interurban tramlines, of which the Belgian Vicinal was once the finest example. As ownership of the last two o?dz interurban tramlines changes again, Mike Russell reviews their history.

Key concepts: Interurban, Public transport, Transport engineering, Engineering, Geography

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