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EDWARD ULLENDORFF; REVIEWS, Journal of Semitic Studies, Volume XXXV, Issue 1, 1 March 1990, Pages 181–183, https://doi.org/10.1093/jss/XXXV.1.181
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Tunnelbanetåg av typ 3050 på Kami Otai Station Nagoyas tunnelbana ( 名古屋市営地下鉄 , Nagoya-shiei chikatetsu ? ) är tunnelbanesystemet i Nagoya, Aichi, Japan. Det består av 5 linjer med en sammanlagd längd av 89 km och har 93 stationer. [ 1 ] Den är en ren stadsbana och alla stationer ligger inom Nagoya stadsgränser, undantaget Akaike som ligger i Nisshin. Trafik till kranskommunerna sker med ett antal andra anslutande tåglinjer som drivs av olika bolag. Tunnelbanan är hopbyggd med Meitetsus järnvägsnät på några stationer och har därigenom trafik till Inuyama och Toyota. Tunnelbanan drivs av det kommunala Transportation Bureau City of Nagoya . Innehåll 1 Historia 2 Linjer 2.1 Higashiyamalinjen 2.2 Meijo- och Meikolinjerna 2.3 Sakura-dorilinjen 2.4 Tsurumailinjen 3 Säkerhet 4 Externa länkar 5 Källor Historia | Nagoya har tidigare haft ett spårvägsystem som öppnades i privat regi 1898 men som senare köptes upp av staden 1922. [ 2 ...
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