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February 1st 04, 01:41 PM
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tube lines south of the river
One of the commonest explanations you hear for the lack of tube lines
south of the river is that the soil is unsuitable for the tunnelling equipment in use in the early years of the 20th century. If that's the case, though, how did the Morden end of the Northern Line get built? Patrick |
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