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What engineering problems faced the builders of the Darjeeling railway?
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When was Darjeeling Himalayan Railway created?
Darjeeling Himalayan Railway was created in 1880.
Indian railway station at the highest altitude?
ghum railway station near darjeeling.
What were the problems of building Kenya Uganda railway?
the builders were constantly attacked by the man eaters of tsavo
The only tunnel of the Darjeeling Himalayan Railway?
Batasia loop
When was China Railway Engineering Corporation created?
China Railway Engineering Corporation was created in 1950.
What is China Railway Engineering Corporation's population?
The population of China Railway Engineering Corporation is 220,000.
What are the railway jobs on mechanical engineering?
Maintance away is the railway jobs that use mechanical engineering.
What has the author V A Profillidis written?
V. A. Profillidis has written: 'Railway engineering' -- subject(s): Railroad engineering 'Railway Management And Engineering'
Can someone tell me good hotel to stay in darjeeling?
Darjeeling is very popular with tourists and there is a hotel in every nook and corner. Please see on http://www.cleartrip.com/hotels/india/darjeeling/. Some of the good hotels are Mayfair, viceroy, Maple. Maple is very close to the railway station.
When was Moscow State University of Railway Engineering created?
Moscow State University of Railway Engineering was created in 1896.
What has the author Oscar D Skelton written?
Oscar D. Skelton has written: 'The railway builders'
What are the three Indian heritage trains listed among the worlds top 25 iconic rail adventures?
There are three Indian trains on the World's Top 25 Trains list for 2009:Deccan Odyssey and Palace on Wheels, two hotel touring trains, and the Darjeeling Himalayan Railway's Toy Train, a tiny steam train that climbs daily to Darjeeling. The list is produced yearly by The Society of International Railway Travelers and is published on its web site and its magazine, The International Railway Traveler.
