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| − | The '''Karaikkal-Peralam Railway''' was a small metre gauge branch line which connected the French enclave of [[Karikal|Karaikkal]] with the rest of British India at [[Peralam]]. It was operated by the [[ | + | The '''Karaikkal-Peralam Railway''' was a small metre gauge branch line which connected the French enclave of [[Karikal|Karaikkal]] with the rest of British India at [[Peralam]]. It was operated by the [[South Indian Railway]]. |
[[Category:Railways]] | [[Category:Railways]] | ||
[[Category:Foreign Railways]] | [[Category:Foreign Railways]] | ||
Revision as of 20:44, 30 November 2008
| Karaikkal-Peralam Railway | ||
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| Headquarters | ||
| Workshops | ||
| Major Stations | Karaikkal, Porear Road | |
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| South Indian Railway | ||
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| Metre gauge | 15 (1905) | |
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The Karaikkal-Peralam Railway was a small metre gauge branch line which connected the French enclave of Karaikkal with the rest of British India at Peralam. It was operated by the South Indian Railway.
