Today in History
2 June 1914 opens Baghdad-Sumike (62 km) line on Anatolian Baghdad Railway
2 June 1944 Borrowing was made with the law number 4057 for the railway from Diyarbakır and Elazığ to Iran and Iraq. On July 18, 1944, with the additional law numbered 4625, the authority was increased from 35 to 85 million.
Today in History: 30 November 1932 Ulukısla-Iiade (60 km) line was opened. Contractor Jülius Berger Consortium. 30 November 1975 The 100th locomotive produced in TCDD Eskişehir Factory was put into service with a ceremony. [more…]
With the completion of the Nafia Proxy dated 18 July 1920, in history, the “Directorate of Anatolian-Baghdad Railways” was established.
Today in History According to the Public Works Agency Organization Law No. 26 dated May 1934, 2443, railway construction works and operation were combined. 26 May 2005 Aliağa -Menderes [more…]
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