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Project mapping maps

16-11-2012 06:58PM

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trellheim

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Nice sets

http://www.projectmapping.co.uk/Europe%20World/ireland_train_rail_maps.html

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#2 17-11-2012 02:46PM

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Funny that the Rosslare line, which is technically open to traffic and did actually carry some after the Lansdowne Road bridge issue, is deleted from the June 2012 map and the Burma Road remains.

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#3 17-11-2012 06:25PM

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dowlingm wrote: »

Funny that the Rosslare line, which is technically open to traffic and did actually carry some after the Lansdowne Road bridge issue, is deleted from the June 2012 map and the Burma Road remains.

I don't think whoever compiles them actually has much insight into the Irish railway scene. There's a non-existent interchange showing at Whiteabbey on the NIR section of the map and Yorkgate seems to have vanished altogether.

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