All Organisations articles – Page 121
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Busan Transportation Corporation (BTC)
Opened 1985. Five-line network serving 131 stations. See Busan network map. North-south Line 1 opened July 19 1985. Work on an extension south from Sinpyeong to Dadaepo began in 2009, with opening on April 20 2017 (7·3 km, 6 stations). Line 2 opened on June 30 1999 between Hopo in ...
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Bundesnetzagentur für Elektrizität, Gas, Telekommunikation, Post und Eisenbahnen
The Bundesnetzagentur (Federal Network Agency) was established in 1998 to regulate the postal and telecoms sectors. On January 1 2006 it assumed responsibility for regulating access to the railway network. AddressPO Box 80 0153105 BonnGermanyPhone+49 228 14 0Fax+49 228 14 8872Emailinfo@bnetza.deWebsitewww.bundesnetzagentur.de
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BursaRay
Opened 2002. Two-line light metro network serving 41 stops. See Bursa network map. The initial section of Phase I was officially opened on August 19 2002, having begun trial service on April 24 2002 over a ’Y’-shaped network from Şehreküstü in the city centre to Küçük Sanayi on the western ...
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Cairo Metro
Opened 1987. Network of three metro lines serving 82 stations. See Cairo network map.A city-centre tunnel section opened on September 26 1987 extending Egyptian National Railways’ Helwan line north from Al Sayeda Zeinab to Al Shohadaa (formerly Mubarak; 4·2 km, 5 stations), creating metro Line 1. The link north onto ...
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Ferrovie della Calabria Srl (FdC)
Operates two extensive networks in the ‘toe’ of Italy. The northern portion runs from Cosenza east to San Giovanni in Fiore (79 km) and south to Catanzaro Città (102 km, connecting with Catanzaro Metro). The southern network comprises branches from Gioia Tauro south to Palmi (9 km) and east to ...
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Calgary Transit (CT)
Opened 1981; two-line light rail network with 45 stations. The northwest-south 201 Red line includes the inaugural South LRT from Anderson to downtown Calgary, opened 1981. This was extended between and 2001 and 2009 to a total 33 km and 20 stations; on August 23, 2014 a further extension opened ...
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Central California Traction Co (CCT)
Operates 24 km Central Valley Branch between Stockton and Lodi, and the 90 km Stockton Public Belt Railroad network serving the Port of Stockton. Formerly an electrified inter-urban line to Sacramento, the section north of Lodi was closed in 1998 but with protected alignment. CCT interchanges with UP, BNSF and ...
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East Camden & Highland Railroad (EACH)
EACH runs a network serving the Highland Industrial Park near East Camden and Eagle Mills in southern Arkansas. The railway primarily offers warehousing facilities and wagon storage at Camden (Arkansas) and Minden (Louisiana). AddressPO Box 3180East Camden, AR 71711USAPhone+1 870 574 0770Fax+1 870 574 2838Emailbcoffey@eachrr.comWebsitewww.eachrailroad.com Network data Gauge1435 ...
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EAV Campania - Circumvesuviana
This local railway, first line opened 1885, operates routes from Napoli to Sorrento, Baiano and Sarno, with the Torre Annunziata – Poggiomarino line completing the circle around Mt Vesuvius. The former Circumvesuviana Srl merged with the former SEPSA lines at the end of 2012 to form EAV Campania. In July ...
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EAV Campania - Cumana/Circumflegrea
Two lines run west from Napoli Montesanto to Torregaveta: Cumana Line 4 via Mostra and Bagnoli, and Circumglegrea Line 5 via Soccavo, Quarto and Marina di Licola. See Napoli network map. Formerly operated by SEPSA, the operator was merged into EAV at the end of 2012. The first ...
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Great Western Railway Ltd - Canada (GWR)
The former CP line southwest of Swift Current and Assiniboia, Saskatchewan, to Bracken was bought from Westcan Rail in 2004 by a group of farmers and other local interests. It also has an operating agreement with Red Coat Road & Rail Ltd and Fife Lake Railway. Principal commodity is grain, ...
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Canadian National Railway Co (CN)
CN serves Canada and mid-America, from the Atlantic and Pacific oceans to the Gulf of Mexico, including the ports of Vancouver, Prince Rupert, Montreal, Halifax, New Orleans and Mobile, as well as the major cities of Toronto, Buffalo, Chicago, Detroit, Memphis, St Louis and Jackson. It has an operating subsidiary ...