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- and connects Shanghai and Hangzhou. Zhejiang–Jiangxi Railway (Zhegan Line 浙赣铁路; 浙贛鐵路; Zhègàn Tiělù), 946 km (588 mi) in length, was built between 1899 and...
- 2025-01-07. “Attached table No. 2 List of total successful results of battle of Zhegan operations  ” ****an Center for Asian Historical Records (JACAR) Ref.C13032320900...
- (Jingjiu) Railway, Shanghai–Kunming railway (formerly Zhejiang–Jiangxi or Zhegan Railway), Xiangtang–Putian railway and Nanchang–Jiujiang intercity railway...
- hub between the three provinces of An****, Jiangxi and Fujian, with the Zhegan Railroad running through southern Quzhou and the Qu River flowing past northern...
- important position regarding north–south traffic. In 1937, the east-west Zhegan Railway was opened to traffic, which changed the original traffic patterns...
- Puyang River Former Zhegan Railway P****es Puyang River Native name 浦阳江 (Chinese) Location Country China Physical characteristics Length 150 kilometres...
- USATC USATC class S200 JF11 2-8-2 1918–1937 ALCo, Baldwin 70 Jinpu Railway, Zhegan Railway Jinpu Railway class MK JF12 2-8-2 1922 ALCo 46 Jingsui Railway Jingsui...
- operated by the China Railway. Originally built for the Jinpu Railway and the Zhegan Railway by ALCO and the Baldwin Locomotive Works in the United States in...
- Yichang–Wanzhou railway 宜万铁路 Shanghai–Hangzhou railway; Shanghai–Hangzhou 沪杭铁路 Zhegan railway; Hangzhou–Zhuzhou 浙赣铁路 Xiangqian railway; Zhuzhou–Guiyang 湘黔铁路 Shanghai–Kunming...
- the Central China Railway, originally built for the Jinpu Railway and the Zhegan Railway; JF12 - 46 engines inherited from North China Transport, originally...