1604 in rail transport

1604 in rail transport

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cp=16th century
c=17th century
cf=18th century

yp1=1601
yp2=1602
yp3=1603
year=1604
ya1=1605
ya2=1606
ya3=1607
dp3=1570s
dp2=1580s
dp1=1590s
d=1600s
dn1=1610s
dn2=1620s
dn3=1630s|

Events

October events

* October 1 - The Wollaton Wagonway, from Strelley, Nottingham to Wollaton in England, is known to have been completed by this date, being the world's first recorded overland wagonway. It ran for approximately two miles (5 km) and was built for coal haulage by Huntingdon Beaumont. [cite journal|author=Smith, Richard S.|title=England's first rails: a reconsideration|journal=Renaissance & Modern Studies|date=1960|volume=4|pages=119–134] [cite journal|author=New, John|title=400 years of English railways: Huntingdon Beaumont and the early years|journal=Backtrack|volume=18|date=2004|pages=660–5] [cite web|author=Waggonway Research Circle|title=The Wollaton Wagonway of 1604: the World’s first overland railway|url=http://www.waggonways.fsnet.co.uk/woll_wag_leaflet_a4.pdf|date=August 2005]

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* Years in rail transport

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