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Flying junction

technology Maturity 11-13

Trains use special paths.

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Flying-junction-both-tracks.svg
One track goes over another.
Columbia flying junction.jpg
Columbia flying junction.jpg
This is like a bridge. It helps trains pass. No train has to stop. It keeps things moving fast. Do you like trains?

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Fretin-triangle-diagram.svg
File:Columbia flying junction.jpg
Columbia flying junction.jpg
File:Fork Gaasperdammerweg Aansluiting.svg
Fork Gaasperdammerweg Aansluiting.svg
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PATH junction.jpg
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Pleasant Street Incline junction.jpg
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