- The Société des
Chemins de Fer
Vicinaux du
Congo (lit. 'Company of
Minor Railways of the Congo'),
known as CVC or Vicicongo, was a
railway company that...
- Buurtspoorwegen,
abbreviated as NMVB; French: Société
Nationale des
Chemins de fer
Vicinaux,
abbreviated as SNCV) was a state-owned
transportation provider which comprised...
- The
Atlas des
chemins vicinaux (French) or
Atlas der
Buurtwegen (Dutch) was
produced in
order to
preserve the
Belgian street network from
possible usurpations...
- use, and 27 by
other builders. The
largest user of the type was the C.F.
Vicinaux du
Mayumbe in the
Belgian Congo, with
twenty locomotives built to a 600 mm...
-
previous operating companies have
ceased operation (as with the
tramways vicinaux/buurtspoorwegen in Brussels) or
where isolated outlying lines have been...
-
drawing Double raisin 65 × 100 Jésus 56 × 76
Atlas des
sentiers et
chemins vicinaux Soleil 60 × 80
Colombier affiche 60 × 80
Colombier commercial 63 × 90 Petit...
- Autobuspersoneel, BCTBAP; French:
Centrale Belge du
personnel des tramways,
vicinaux et autobus, CBPT) was a
trade union representing public sector transport...
- were
built 1924–1937 by a
Belgian company, the Société des
Chemins de Fer
Vicinaux du
Congo (Vicicongo). The
first line ran from
Aketi to
Bondo and was built...
- Société des
Chemins de Fer
Vicinaux du
Congo opens the line from
Komba to
Likati September Société des
Chemins de Fer
Vicinaux du
Congo opens the line from...
-
defunct narrow gauge Vicicongo line
built by the Société des
Chemins de Fer
Vicinaux du
Congo that ran east from
Aketi on the
Itimbiri River past Buta to Zobia...
