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Why is the English county of Kent associated with France and the Channel Tunnel?
Because the English end of the Channel Tunnel (which links England and France by rail) comes out in the English county of Kent.
When did Lake Lock Rail Road end?
Lake Lock Rail Road ended in 1836.
When did Old Kent Road railway station end?
Old Kent Road railway station ended in 1917.
When did Roman Road railway station - Kent - end?
Roman Road railway station - Kent - ended in 1928.
What was the transcontinental Road?
a rail road that went from one end of america to another
Is the most southerly county in the UK Kent?
No, the most southerly county in the UK is not Kent; it is Cornwall. Cornwall lies at the southwestern tip of England and includes the Land's End peninsula. Kent is located to the southeast of England but is not the southernmost county.
When did Long Island Rail Road North Shore Branch end?
Long Island Rail Road North Shore Branch ended in 1921.
Where did the transcontinental rail road end?
If you are asking about the US, then it ended at the Pacific ocean or in the Gulf of Mexico.
Where is Ashen Grove Road?
Ashen Grove Rd is in a little village in Otford situated in the county called Kent. It is a dead end so its not that busy. Otford is known for its classically british countryside, two battles and the archbishop's palace!! Fascinating.
What is the only county in England that does not have shire on the end?
There are several: Cumbria, Northumberland, County Durham, Norfolk, Suffolk, Essex, Rutland, Kent, Surrey, Sussex, Dorset, Devon, Somerset and Cornwall.
What two strikes did the president end by using troops against the strikers?
the rail road strike and the pullman strike
When did Kent Opera end?
Kent Opera ended in 1989.
