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    Description of the Dublin and Wrightsville R. R., 19 miles long, costing $3,441 per mile complete.

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    Description of the Dublin and Wrightsville R. R., 19 miles long, costing $3,441 per mile complete.

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    Description of the Dublin and Wrightsville R. R., 19 miles long, costing $3,441 per mile complete.

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    Title:

    Cheapest railroad in the world

    Additional title:

    Trans ASCE

    Contributors:

    Pew, Arthur (author)

    Published in:

    Transactions of the American Society of Civil Engineers ; XXIII

    Publication date:

    1890

    Size:

    9 pages

    Type of media:

    Article (Journal)

    Type of material:

    Print

    Language:

    English

    Keywords:

    Railroads

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