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Title: The street railway review
Year: 1891 (1890s)
Authors: American Street Railway Association Street Railway Accountants' Association of America American Railway, Mechanical, and Electrical Association
Subjects: Street-railroads
Publisher: Chicago : Street Railway Review Pub. Co
Contributing Library: Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh
Digitizing Sponsor: Lyrasis Members and Sloan Foundation

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r to understand the arrangement ofvarious routes the accompanying map has been prepared,showing all the street railway lines of Omaha and the loca-tion of the railroad station and the exposition. The OmahaStreet Railway Co. is a consolidation of the old OmahaHorse Railway Co. with other companies organized in the 8os to build cable and electric lines, and it now owns all ofthe street railways in Omaha, except three short suburbanlines, the hast Omaha with 5< miles of track, the Dundeeline with 1 _• miles, and the lienson & Halcyon Heightsline with 4 miles, and it furnishes electric jiower for operat-ing these lines. The Dundee line is owned by the Metro-politan Cable Railway Co., but is an electric road. The()niaha Street Railway Co. operates 80 miles of electriclines, and has a number of old horse lines shown in the mapby dotted lines which are not now used. Referring to the map, R is the terminal station of theChicago, r,urlington & Quincw the r.urlington & Missouri
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MAP OF OMAHA LINES. and the Kansas City, St. Joseph & Council BlufTs Railroads;S, the terminal of the Union Pacific, the Chicago & North-western, the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul, the Chicago,Rock Island & Pacific, The Wabash and the Kansas City,Pittsburg & Gulf; T, the terminal of the Missouri Pacific,the Freemont, Elkhorn & Missouri Valley, the Sioux City &Pacific, the Chicago, Minneapolis, St. Paul & Omaha, andthe Pelt Line. The four through street railway lines to the ExpositionGrounds may be traced out and were as follows: I. Hanscom Park & N. 24th St. line running to the westside of the Exposition Grounds. On 24th to Cuming; on May is, 1899.) STREET RAILWAY REVIEW. 315 Ciiminj,to if)tli:iin idili t>< I .cavciiwurili ; dii Lcavcnwortlito 2(j\.h Ave. ami Im ll.inscoin Iaik. )as.sc-iif,iTs frniii \hvWclistcr St. staliiiM, I, wen- carricil nii lliis line. 2. Slicrnian Ave ^ .Sdiilli < »iii,ili,i liiu-. 1 in .Xnies Ave.(norlli nf llu l.N

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