The Argentine in the Twentieth CenturyMartínez, Alberto B.
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The Argentine in the Twentieth Century
Martínez, Alberto B.
Argentina -- Commerce; Argentina -- Economic conditions; Finance -- Argentina
Andean 1·676 metres 299 5·42%
(5 ft. 6 in.)
Central North ” 1066 ·80
Northern Argentine ” 470 ·46
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1835
II. PRIVATE COMPANIES (CONCESSIONAIRES).
Buenos Ayres, Southern 1·676 metres 2574 4·93
(5 ft. 6 in.)
Buenos Ayres, Western ” 1181 5·93
Buenos Ayres and Rosario ” 1202 4·73
Central Argentine ” 1141 8·31
Buenos Ayres and Pacific ” 1013 3·83
Argentine, Great Western ” 483 4·40
Bahia Blanca and North-Western ” 543 2·46
North-Eastern Argentine 1·435 metres 194 1·19
(4 ft. 8-1/2 in.)
Entre Rios, Central ” 534 2·50
Buenos Ayres, Central ” 135 3·33
Province of Santa Fé ” 1054 3·0
Central Córdoba (Northern Section) ” 533 2·62
Central Córdoba (Eastern Section) ” 126 7·37
Córdoba and Rosario ” 174 3·01
North-Western Argentine ” 118 4·32
Córdoba and North-Western ” 92 ·93
Trans-Andean Argentine ” 105 (loss) ·63
Chubut, Central ” 42 5·95
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11,245
_Railways of the Second Class, Steam Tramways, Cable Lines, etc._
I. FOR PUBLIC SERVICE.
Gauge. Mileage. Interest on
Capital.
Steam Tramway, Rafaela 1 metre 53·40 ·79%
(3 ft. 3·4 in.)
Malagueno (connecting with the
Central Argentine) —— —— ——
Municipal Tramway of the La 1·435 metres 14·30 ·36
Plata Abattoirs (4 ft. 8-1/2 in.)
Ocampo Colony 1 metre 21·11 ——
(3 ft. 3-1/4 in.)
Florencia to Piracus 1·067 metres 12·42 ——
(3 ft. 6 in.)
Railways of the Entreprise 1·676 metres 4·97 3·38
de Las Catalinas (5 ft. 6 in.)
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