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Media ID 11545499

VISUAL DESCRIPTION
This image appears to be a technical drawing or blueprint of a railway track layout. The title "S. A. R. &H. G. " suggests it may be associated with a specific railway company or authority, possibly from South Africa, as SAR&H stands for South African Railways and Harbours. The diagram shows multiple tracks converging at switches and crossings, indicating a complex junction or station area where trains could change tracks or directions. There are annotations and measurements that provide details about the distances between tracks and other engineering specifications necessary for construction or maintenance purposes. This type of document would be essential for railway engineers, planners, and maintenance crews in managing rail traffic flow efficiently and safely.

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