Today in History
5 August 1935 Fevzi Pasha-Diyarbakir Line reached Ergani-Maden Station. The line was opened on November 22, 1935 by the Deputy of Nafia Ali Çetinkaya. 504 km. There are even 64 tunnels, 37 stations and 1910 culverts and bridges. On this line, an average of 5000 to 18.400 people worked per month. Its cost is around 118.000.000 pounds.
Today in History October 24, 1870 The line extending from Sarımbe to Niş via Sofia, from Thessaloniki to Skopje, Mitroviçe, Perelud, Sarajevo, Banaluka and from there to Novi on the Austrian border was opened by the sultan. [more…]
Today, 12 October 1957 The first train-ferries built at the Denizcilik Bank Haliç Shipyard were launched.
Today 7 February 1927 Filyos-Irmak Line construction was given to Nydvqvist Halm, a Swedish-Danish partnership
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