Talk:Athens–Lavrion Railway

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A link from Attiki to SPAP system?

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Some sources, e.g. the maps in the books by W. Simms and by J. Organ and the history once on OSE website ("From 1925 the Electric Company of Transports ((HEM) takes over the operation of the line Athens – Kifisia. Four years later (1929) they buy the railway Iraklio – Lavrio and in the same year the railway station of Athens from the Lavrio square is transferred to the Peloponnesus station of SPAP.") indicate that there would have been a link from Attiki to some point of the SPAP line. The distance is small, only some 100..200 m. It is not mentioned, or shown in the diagrams, of this article. Is it so that such a link never existed? --Sivullinen (talk) 20:57, 7 November 2010 (UTC)Reply

There was such a link but there is not enough text in the article to add one more line diagram template. However the diagram is available: Attica Railways successors (1929-1931) ). SV1XV (talk) 04:56, 8 November 2010 (UTC)Reply

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