Saigon–Loc Ninh (partly defunct)

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Saigon–Loc Ninh (partly defunct) is a historically significant railway line in southern Vietnam that once connected Ho Chi Minh City (Saigon) to the border region near Cambodia, much of which is now out of service.

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Saigon–Loc Ninh (partly defunct) canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf railway line
borderTerminusNearby Cambodia–Vietnam border
connects Ho Chi Minh City
linked to: Saigon

Saigon
border region near Cambodia
country Vietnam
linked to: Viet Nam
currentCondition sections abandoned
sections dismantled
sections inactive
endPoint Loc Ninh
gauge metre-gauge (inferred, typical for Vietnam Railways)
hasCurrentNameOfCityAtTerminus Ho Chi Minh City
linked to: Saigon
hasFormerNameOfCityAtTerminus Saigon
historicalSignificance historically significant railway line in southern Vietnam
historicalUse served transport between Saigon and the Cambodian border region
locatedIn southern Vietnam
locatedInCity Ho Chi Minh City
linked to: Saigon
locatedInProvince Binh Phuoc Province (for Loc Ninh terminus)
nearBorderWith Cambodia
operator Vietnam Railways (historically, inferred)
partlyInUse true
partOf Vietnamese railway network
regionServed southern Vietnam
startPoint Ho Chi Minh City
linked to: Saigon

Saigon
status partly defunct
partly out of service
typeOfTraffic freight (historically)
passenger (historically)
usedFor rail transport

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Vietnam Railways network primaryLine Saigon–Loc Ninh (partly defunct)