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Calthrop

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Sudan it is -- not "South" thereof (that issue is essentially, moot -- the 2ft. gauge was effectively dead-and-gone, before the "split"). There were extensive 2ft. gauge agricultural railways -- more than one system -- basically to serve cotton-growing; and Khartoum had a 2ft. urban tram system, first steam-, then diesel-worked, between 1904 and 1949 -- for the last couple of decades, just a short remnant survived -- rest of city's tram network was electrified and converted to three-six.

@xotGD -- please set the next question. (@Peterthegreat -- bad luck !)
 

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I'll end this due to lack of responses.

It was 331011, dragged over by 37510.

Open floor.
 

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The BBC television series The Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy featured the characters Arthur Dent and Slartibartfarst flying into the interior of the planet Magrathea. This scene was filmed in a railway tunnel on a line that closed in 1968. Which tunnel?
 

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The BBC television series The Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy featured the characters Arthur Dent and Slartibartfarst flying into the interior of the planet Magrathea. This scene was filmed in a railway tunnel on a line that closed in 1968. Which tunnel?

Slartibartfast!?
 

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