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Page 640
The total length of the line from Damascus to Mecca will be about 1100 miles , of
which 435 miles have been opened to traffic . The rate of construction , which is
increasing , now averages about 100 miles a year , and the railway is expected to
...
The total length of the line from Damascus to Mecca will be about 1100 miles , of
which 435 miles have been opened to traffic . The rate of construction , which is
increasing , now averages about 100 miles a year , and the railway is expected to
...
Page 641
By the time the railway reaches the gates of Mecca , it will undoubtedly be linked
up from Damascus , vid Aleppo , with the Anatolian system and the Baghdad line
, and there will thus be an unbroken iron road from Constantinople to the ...
By the time the railway reaches the gates of Mecca , it will undoubtedly be linked
up from Damascus , vid Aleppo , with the Anatolian system and the Baghdad line
, and there will thus be an unbroken iron road from Constantinople to the ...
Page 871
In 1890 the Deutsche Bank and its group , bought for 6,000,000 francs the
railway line of 92 kilometres from Haidar Pasha to Ismid , which belonged to the
Turkish Government , but had been let for exploitation to an English company .
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In 1890 the Deutsche Bank and its group , bought for 6,000,000 francs the
railway line of 92 kilometres from Haidar Pasha to Ismid , which belonged to the
Turkish Government , but had been let for exploitation to an English company .
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