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English: Map of the en:Chicago and North Western Railway. Black lines are trackage now owned by en:Union Pacific; green lines are trackage now owned by en:Dakota, Minnesota and Eastern Railroad; blue lines are now owned by other railroads; dotted lines are abandoned. Created with Quantum GIS with data from the National Transportation Atlas Database.
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Date | 2006-10-26 (first version); 2006-09-03 (last version) | ||
Source | Transferred from en.wikipedia
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Author | Original uploader was Elkman at en.wikipedia | ||
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