Steel. Steel is mostly iron, with carbon removed and a few metals added to make it more bendable without breaking. It would be magnetic.
The Luhya translation of the English words 'railway track' is "Irelwee".
Its not necessarily heavier (thicker is the wrong term), but it is more carefully aligned - and the curves are gentler.
Expansion, example the railway tracks. This is because when the metal expands on hot days, the track doesn't bends
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A completed railway track is called... wait for it... a "Railway track"! The word "Network" could also be applied here when referring to an entire infrastructure of railways. Railway LINE and RailROAD are also common terms. When talking about modelrailways, a completed system of track could be called a "Layout", "Track-plan" or "System".
When you look at a stretch of railway track, you will notice spaces in between the metal tracks. The reason for this is that metal will expand when it grows warmer, and will shrink when it grows colder. These gaps allow for the metal to expand, so that when it is an extremely hot day, the railway tracks won't bend all out of shape causing trains to derail.
The biggest railway platform in Pakistan is ROOHRI, located in Sindh! Hope this helped a little
Gerald Jacobs has written: 'Midlands and North West (Railway Track Diagrams)' 'Railway Track Diagrams'
The standard gauge railway line allows for increased capacity for standard gauge railway line through the addition of an extra track on the current line.
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Broad gauge railway track is appproximately 5-foot 6 meters wide