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jemo27 Junior Train Controller   Joined: Jan 12, 2007
Last Visited: Oct 25, 2008
Location: Kulwin line


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Posted: Mon Sep 01, 2008 2:05 pm
i followed the line a while back from Bendigo all the way and i notice that at the 469 point of the line there was a block across it. Why was it at that point because it was at least 2 kms from Mittyak towards Kulwin rather than at the station and how long has it been there?

also i have heard that graincorp will only go to Berriwillock, not even to Sea Lake (but AWB will still go to Sea Lake)

Also why is the line always referred to as starting and Korong Vale, because when the line to Charlton from Korong Vale was opened before the line to Boort by a few months.
also the Piangil line came of from Eaglehawk after the line was built to Bridgewater.

How is it determined where a line starts and ends, is it by its age or by its level of traffic
 
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