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33:Station of the secondary railway at Pussemange
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53:Track gauge
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760:Categories
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709:Version 2.
676:References
651:Gespunsart
382:Pussemange
338:Gespunsart
83:From 1903
724:4°51′57″E
695:May 1914.
313:Neufmanil
266:La Forge
117:Route map
39:Technical
626:Stations
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522:Paliseul
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598:History
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