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The Basque Country Raised a Rack Train in 1924 up to 905 M: What Saved It in 1978 Was neither the Money nor the Tourists

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In 1924, the Basque Country inaugurated a rack train at an altitude of 905 m on the Rhine. Its salvation in 1978 ? The vote of the inhabitants of Sare who reject a competing road project, thus preserving this century-old railway heritage. More
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In 1924, the Basque Country inaugurated a rack train at an altitude of 905 m on the Rhine. Its salvation in 1978 ? The vote of the inhabitants of Sare who reject a competing road project, thus preserving this century-old railway heritage. More

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SciencePost broke the news on Tuesday, October 6, 2026.
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