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Rail Lines North Africa | Railroad Travel: Morocco, Algeria, TunisiaTravel (Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia): The nationalized rail systems of Morocco, Algeria, and Tunisia form a network of coast-hugging lines that extend short distances into the interior. The loose network generally consists of low-traffic lines, with many originally constructed for mining and extraction of other natural resources. Egypt, the Sudan, and Ethiopia also possess separate national systems. These lines extend from coastal ports into the interior of their respective countries, but they are not linked with one another. The railways of northern Africa tend to serve primarily as passenger carriers but are poorly funded (Rail Lines North Africa, Railroad Travel: Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia). Rail Lines North Africa | Railroad Travel: Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia |
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GOVERNMENT REGULATION OF RAILROADS: • INTRODUCTION • STATE REGULATION • FEDERAL REGULATION • EARLY 20TH-CENTURY REGULATION • THE DEPRESSION YEARS • POSTWAR ENACTMENTS • DEREGULATION MOVEMENTS |
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