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Dick Seelye

December 31, 2006 11:29PM

Very interesting dissertation about practices and conversions over the years.
Nothing said about our favorite of 36". Wikipedia is responsive to additions / corrections, and I ask a member or an ad hoc committee to give it a try.
While reading the current Wikipedia, watch for mention of an operating dual gauge line.

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Wikipedia - track gauge	Dick Seelye	December 31, 2006 11:29PM
Re: Wikipedia - track gage-thousand of miles of NG	PRSL	January 01, 2007 06:59AM
Re: Wikipedia - track gauge PIC	Lukas Rosenthaler	January 01, 2007 04:52PM

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Wikipedia - track gauge

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