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That is certainly another option, although I think it would be a good idea to decide here exactly what term we use for the "XXX" in "List of XXX". "Non-passenger railway facilities in Japan"? "Signal locations in Japan"?
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Summarizing this, the present article name "Tenjin Ōmuta Line" is in no way incorrect and does not violate any naming convention, but changing it to "Nishitetsu Tenjin Ōmuta Line" should be also acceptable.
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3350:Tobu ED5010
3345:Tobu ED5000
3340:Tobu ED4010
2984:Ooikawa DB1
2067:Tokyo Metro
2059:Operator(s)
1864:31 December
1736:JR East 991
1543:Tokyo Metro
1535:Operator(s)
1368:31 December
1151:Please see
836:Fukuokakūkō
664:Looking at
340:in Taiwan.
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3365:Seibu E851
2462:JR_Freight
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2410:Carrolljon
2375:Carrolljon
2088:Statistics
1985:Prefecture
1882:Passengers
1872:20 January
1834:Accessible
1778:Ochanomizu
1567:Statistics
1465:Prefecture
1386:Passengers
1376:20 January
1285:Ochanomizu
1138:(cntrbtns)
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774:discuss.--
490:a template
404:List of XX
324:in Japan,
289:Signal box
3360:Seibu E31
2979:Seibu D21
2974:Seibu D15
1869:(JR East)
1813:Platforms
1719:Cosnahang
1683:Cosnahang
1373:(JR East)
1330:Platforms
1134:JSH-alive
983:The Anome
902:WP:MOS-JA
732:Done. ···
723:Hirohisat
672:service.
563:Alex Sims
330:신호장(信號場)s
297:Alex Sims
85:Archive 7
79:Archive 6
73:Archive 5
68:Archive 4
60:Archive 1
3461:unsigned
2969:KiYa 291
2964:KiYa 143
2346:papageno
2314:papageno
2286:papageno
1980:Location
1915:Services
1800:Location
1460:Location
1307:Location
1104:R0pe-196
1035:R0pe-196
885:R0pe-196
851:R0pe-196
844:ja:福岡空港駅
810:R0pe-196
776:R0pe-196
666:ja:関西空港線
649:Torsodog
616:Torsodog
232:Shingōjō
3441:Sushiya
2301:Polaron
2230:Geoking
2191:Sushiya
2073:Line(s)
2063:JR East
2029:History
2007:Chiyoda
1855:History
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1580:Geoking
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1776:御茶ノ水駅
1469:Tokyo
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322:信号場s
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291:and
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