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The '''Ilksken to Oksken Train''' was a metro line that ran between the cities of [[Oksken]] and [[Ilksken]]. |
The '''Ilksken to Oksken Train''' was a metro line that ran between the cities of [[Oksken (587 TT – 18 PC)|Oksken]] and [[Ilksken]]. |
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== History == |
== History == |
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=== Construction === |
=== Construction === |
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Work on the Ilksken to Oksken Train began on 8-6 38 TT. The construction was co-funded by [[Leader of the Oken]], [[Adar Oken]] using Oken funds and the city of Ilksken, led by [[Adanoi Oken]]. As such the line was co-managed by the two |
Work on the Ilksken to Oksken Train began on 8-6 38 TT. The construction was co-funded by [[Leader of the Oken]], [[Adar Oken]] using Oken funds and the city of Ilksken, led by [[Adanoi Oken]]. As such the line was co-managed by the two entities. |
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=== Shutdown === |
=== Shutdown === |
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The Ilksken to Oksken Train shut down on 13-2 12 PC. The trains were sold |
The Ilksken to Oksken Train shut down on 13-2 12 PC. The trains were sold off for scrap and the tunnels which they traveled through were abandoned. |
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On 22-3 13 PC the train tunnels, now filled with rain water, were reopened as the [[Great Oken Pool]]. |
On 22-3 13 PC the train tunnels, now filled with rain water, were reopened as the [[Great Oken Pool]]. |
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== Route == |
== Route == |
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The Ilksken to Oksken Train carried |
The Ilksken to Oksken Train carried passengers between [[Oksken (587 TT – 18 PC)|Oksken]] and [[Ilksken]]. |
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[[Category:Lightrail in the Kingdom of Akaria]] |
[[Category:Lightrail in the Kingdom of Akaria]] |
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Revision as of 14:25, 6 July 2024
The Ilksken to Oksken Train was a metro line that ran between the cities of Oksken and Ilksken.
History
Construction
Work on the Ilksken to Oksken Train began on 8-6 38 TT. The construction was co-funded by Leader of the Oken, Adar Oken using Oken funds and the city of Ilksken, led by Adanoi Oken. As such the line was co-managed by the two entities.
Shutdown
The Ilksken to Oksken Train shut down on 13-2 12 PC. The trains were sold off for scrap and the tunnels which they traveled through were abandoned.
On 22-3 13 PC the train tunnels, now filled with rain water, were reopened as the Great Oken Pool.
Route
The Ilksken to Oksken Train carried passengers between Oksken and Ilksken.