NTR

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NTR is the abbreviation for the National Transcontinental Railway, a historic Canadian transcontinental rail line built in the early 20th century to connect eastern and western Canada.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf abbreviation
railway line
transcontinental railway
abbreviation NTR
builtInPeriod early 20th century
connects eastern Canada
linked to: Eastern Canada

western Canada
linked to: Western Canada
constructionStartYear 1903
constructionType public works project
continent North America
country Canada
endPoint Winnipeg, Manitoba
funding federally funded
historicalEra pre-World War I
infrastructureType long-distance rail line
languageOfName English
laterOperator Canadian National Railway
locatedIn Canada
mergedInto Canadian National Railway
openedYear 1915
operator National Transcontinental Railway Company
owner Government of Canada
partOf Canadian transcontinental rail network
passesThrough Ontario
Quebec
linked to: Quebec, Canada
purpose to connect eastern and western Canada
to provide a government-owned transcontinental route
railGauge standard gauge
significance major Canadian nation-building project
standsFor National Transcontinental Railway
startPoint Moncton, New Brunswick
linked to: Moncton
status historic
trackType single track (in most sections)
usedFor freight transport
passenger transport

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National Transcontinental Railway abbreviation NTR
subject linked to: NTR