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nomadic place with no railroads. But with my great great grandfather, who transformed into industrial transportation place and created a full history and story on Kazakhstan's railroads. He might've created and done his job by expanding the railroads, however there is a needed expansion for people to learn about him by me inviting you to help me creating more articles and information on railroads. I hope you will help me do my great great grandfathers job, to make his legacy even more known not only for Kazakhs but for the whole world.

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United Kingdom. Both have same close identical language, and lots of modern Turkish people are descendants from Central Asia where Kazakhstan is. Like Americans who majority of English descents. I think you should be interested as Kazakhstan as you are with Turkey. Here's good reference for the railroad company.

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this matter and try to get as much information as I can and then add to the article. Unfortunately I do not live in Turkey, therefore I can only further my collection of TCDD related documents when I visit. I aim to greatly expand articles on Turkish railways and any help is greatly appreciated! Best regards (

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Hi, I swa you ask for autopatrol. Good job with articles. With that said, I recommend creating a talk page on the articles you create, especially with the text {{WikiProject Turkey}} and {{WikiProject Transportation}} . Anyone in those projects will see the new creations and possibly come and help on

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Hello there, I'm very impressed by your work and effort in creating articles for railroad purposes. I'd like for you to participation collaboration for creating railroad related articles for Kazakhstan. I am descendant of person who was one of the main people that stared Kazakhstan railroad program.

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What I can provide you if the country Kazakhstan, I see your interested in Turkey. Kazakh language is nearly identical to the Turkish language. It also where Turks originated from Central Asia. It's like comparing United States to United Kingdom. Turkey is like United States and Kazakhstan is like

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I wrote the article from the documents I could gather on the subject. If you have any digital documents regarding the topic or the history of the Turkish railways that focus on certain special topics, I would gladly read them and contribute further on Knowledge (XXG). I will do more research into

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Hi! I would love to help you out. As a railfan, it would be my pleasure to expand pages regarding railroads for any country. However, I don't know a lot about the Kazakh railways. If you could provide me with some references, I will be sure to contribute! I will also look around to see what I can

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Hello Central Data Bank, and thank you for your contributions. You may abandon your other account as there is no "deletion" feature on accounts due to technical inabilities and copyright reasons. I'm sorry that it has come to you now, but in last five years quite a few things including Knowledge

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people. Kazakh railroads span all over the steppe terrain the country. Many unknowingly people would look and think of boring railroad with steppe and snowy mountains in background but in reality there's very unforgettable and has unique most interesting story behind it. Kazakhstan was an empty

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178:. I have regained access to this account (as I finally remembered the correct password) and now have no use for the other one. I can change the name or delete my other account if necessary but I don't understand why I must change the name of this one after 8 years. Thanks. ( 1118:

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We can add red link bridges. But for geographicak regions; I don't think that's a good idea for the geographical regions and the provencial borders don't overlap and there are uncertainities in such provinces as Bilecik, Muğla, Kahramanmaraş etc.

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I agree. I'll create a new page for that purpose. Also, if you don't mind, I will edit the List of bridges page to show bridges by their respective regions or provinces. It would make it easier finding a bridge on the list. What do you think?

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I'm an administrator, and I can assure you there's no need to change your username or delete your account. You're a long-established editor with a track record of constructive edits, so you can safely disregard the above.

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I meant sort them according to their region for example in the Marmara Region or Southeastern Anatolia region. This way we can even show bridges that dont have their respective wikipedia article. (

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to see why it has been listed (you may have to search for the title of the image to find its entry). Feel free to add your opinion on the matter below the nomination. Thank you.

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to see why it has been listed (you may have to search for the title of the image to find its entry). Feel free to add your opinion on the matter below the nomination. Thank you.

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Hi, I have been using Knowledge (XXG) for 8 years now with the same name. Recently I wasn't able to access my account because I had the wrong password in my memory. So I created

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Hi, I'm working through the Turkish railway article names and articles and templates. En dash for to/from ranges; lower case preferred where possible (cut-off). Thanks.

1437:. But the list tends to be too long. How about splitting the article by creating List of Bridges in Turkey with respect to length (or maybe a more appropriate title) ? 333: 522: 1034:. PLease ensure that the related project banners are added to the article talk pages. Feel free to leave me a message if you have any questions. Happy editing! 970:

Hi, thank you for your advice. I have just applied for the autopatrol permissions. I am waiting for an answer. Once again, thanks for letting me know! Cheers! (

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Hi, I've just patrolled an article you created. Having had a look through some of your previous created articles it seems to me that you should

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is especially interesting for me because of personal reasons. As far as I know, this administration continued well after 1929 with in the

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Do you mean the current aricle ? The provinces are already shown in the current article along with a phote and the historical term.

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Hi Central Data Bank! You deserve this barnstar for your contribution of numerous articles on rail in Turkey. Keep it ıp!

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Here are my examples of what articles I created for you to read to get the information on Kazakhstan Railway information:

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