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Scientific American, Vol. 81, No. 9 (August 1899) (1899)
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ending from Tomsk to the head waters of the Amoor passage and fragmentary rates in favor of the latter. For east bound freights from the interior of Asia to bridges over the smaller waterways, and steel bridges is perhaps the only distance on the line of the road across the large rivers. The… … for 880 miles over a highland plane so level that the that California West Siberia Railway—Bridge Over the Irtish. distance exceeds an air line by only 2$$ per cent. There wheat is carried from are tangents on this division of 50, 62, and 86 miles. San Francisco to THE TRANS-SIBERIAN RAILROAD. ©…Ties · Railroad · Steel · Consists · Canal · Scientific American · Apparatus · Ten years · Steel bridges · Canal boats · Steel canal · Railroad ties · Electric railways · Waltham watch · Years ago · Siberian railway
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