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Marble Hill

reverted to remove Bronx error for location of Marble Hill. See: http://www.washington-heights.us/history/archives/marble_hill_116.html Talk:Metro-North_Railroad#Marble_Hill

Image:DSC00768.JPG listed for deletion

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Proposed deletion of File:Triangle Transit Authority Regional Rail Map.jpg

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