Railway Company (Japanese: 図們鉄道株式会社, Tomon Tetsudo Kabushiki Kaisha; Korean: 도문철도주식회사; RR: Domun Cheoldo Jusikhoesa), was a privately owned railway company...
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Domun may refer to: Domun, Ghana Domun, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Pakistan Tumen, Jilin, China Domun Railway, a former railway in Japanese-occupied Korea This...
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North Chosen Line (category Railway lines in Korea under Japanese rule)
had nationalised from the Domun Railway in 1929, and the entire Hoeryeong−Unggi line was then redesignated as the Domun Line, and Donggwanjin Station was...
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In 1917, the Chosen Government Railway's (Sentetsu) Hamgyeong Line reached Hoeryeong. Soon afterwards the Domun Railway began construction of its mainline...
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(1939–1945) Dasado Railway (1939–1945) Domun Railway (1920–1929; nationalised into Chosen Government Railway) East Manchuria Railway (Manchukuo, 1939–1945;...
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Hamgyong line (category Railway lines in Korea under Japanese rule)
Domun Railway was nationalised, with the mainline becoming Sentetsu's West Domun Line, after which the Manchukuo National bought the Tiantu Railway,...
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Sentetsu Purero-class locomotives (category Railway locomotives introduced in 1911)
by the privately owned Domun Railway after 1920. Both were taken over by Sentetsu after the nationalisation of the Domun Railway in 1929; after the general...
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Sentetsu Pureko-class locomotives (category Railway locomotives introduced in 1911)
by the privately owned Domun Railway after 1920. Both were taken over by Sentetsu after the nationalisation of the Domun Railway in 1929; after the general...
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Hambuk Line (category Railway lines in North Korea)
Hambuk Line is an electrified standard-gauge trunk line of the Korean State Railway in North Korea, running from Ch'ŏngjin) on the P'yŏngra Line to Rajin,...
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Namyanggukkyong Line (redirect from Tumen Border Railway Bridge)
transferred to the South Manchuria Railway (Mantetsu), and on 1 November 1934 the Unggi–Namyang section of the Domun Line and the Namyang–Tumen line were...
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(边境村). Railways include: Chang-Tu Line (长图线) Mu-Tu Line (牡图线) Chao-Kai Line (朝开线) Yangchuan-Shantun Line (阳川山屯线) Jilin–Hunchun intercity railway (吉珲客运专线)...
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Ungna Line (category Railway lines in Korea under Japanese rule)
in Manchukuo, the South Manchuria Railway took over control of the Chosen Government Railway's Sangsambong–Unggi Domun Line in October 1933, creating the...
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Transcriptions Revised Romanization Domun-si McCune–Reischauer Tomun-si...
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Gildong Jeon) and Licking One's Lips at the Butcher's Door (도문대작; 屠門大嚼; Domun Daejak). The Chinese language, however, was quite different from the Korean...
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