Today in History
27 April 1912 The Dorak Yenice (18km) line and the Yenice-Mamure (97 km) line were opened on the Anatolian Baghdad Railway.
27 April The Adana-Fevzipaşa part of the 1933 Cenup Railways Administration and the operation of the Adana station were transferred to the State Railways.
Today in History: September 29, 1848. An Englishman named Pave put forward a giant railway project that would start from Calais and extend to India via Istanbul and Basra. Pave line [more…]
Today in History: May 14, 1870. A map of some of the directions through which the Rumelia Railways lines will pass was prepared and submitted to the Ministry of Public Works for approval. A positive report was given on June 3, 1870. [more…]
History was paid the last installment of the debt it has taken to Turkey today, May 25, 1954 in Rumelia railways.
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