Mountain Division

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Mountain Division was a scenic and historically significant rail line of the Maine Central Railroad that traversed the rugged terrain of western Maine and New Hampshire’s White Mountains.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf rail line
railroad line
country United States of America
surface form: United States
historicalRegionServed northern New Hampshire communities
western Maine communities
historicalRole key route through the White Mountains for Maine Central Railroad
knownFor historical significance
scenic route
locatedIn New Hampshire
White Mountains
western Maine
namedAfter mountainous territory it traverses
operator Maine Central Railroad
partOf Maine Central Railroad
surface form: Maine Central Railroad network

New England rail network
surface form: New England rail infrastructure
passesThrough White Mountains
surface form: White Mountains region
primaryUse freight service
passenger service
railroadGauge standard gauge
scenicFeatures forested landscapes
mountain vistas
river valleys
significance facilitated tourism to the White Mountains
supported regional commerce in western Maine
terrainType rugged terrain
transportMode rail transport

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Maine Central Railroad notableRoute Mountain Division