Compare Public Transport Network Connectivity In 10 European Countries [OC]Submitted by TravelTime_LKB t3_123rl5v in dataisbeautiful
DarkImpacT213 t1_jdz2du5 wrote
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Germany has a very dense railway network though still, and the reason for that goes back to the Kaiserreich. Most of the rails do too, probably, haha.
Frank9567 t1_jdzkcxq wrote
I was walking in a small city in in Central Victoria, Australia.
I walked past a rail crossing where there was a sign mounted on a post made out of old rail (it was common to reuse old rail for such things last century). The rail had the maker's name forged on it - Krupp!
Here's the history.
https://victoriancollections.net.au/items/558d51a42162f11ab0bdb604
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