Transport Atlas

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This page groups transport networks in the atlas by the kind of network they are, such as a rail, road or airline network. A transport network is a network or graph in geographic space describing an infrastructure that permits and constrains movement or flow, and examples include road networks, railways, air routes and pipelines.

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Era of Emergence
1817 CE 1
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Sources
1. Wikipedia: Black Ball Line
WikipediaBlack Ball Line, founding
Quote, Black Ball Line, founding
Black Ball Line (trans-Atlantic packet), a fleet of packet ships running between Liverpool and New York, the first scheduled trans-Atlantic service, founded in 1817
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