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South Australian Railway Company : ウィキペディア英語版 | South Australian Railway Company
The South Australian Railway Company was an attempt by private capitalists to establish a railway in the infant colony of South Australia. The company was based in London, where most of the capital was to be raised, £25,000 in the first instance. There were two or three local directors, since in the days before electric undersea cable telegraph, London was too far away for effective control. == Routes ==
The first route from Adelaide to Port Adelaide was only 6 miles long, quite straight and flat and suitable for horse drawn operation. The initial line was to be single track, with frequent crossing loops. A longer route the Burra copper mines was proposed later on.
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