Slovak broad track
Once upon a time, we learned in school that the Russians have "wider" tracks than ours because they have less tolerable ground. In truth, decide only the area of sleepers, no track gauge.
Calculate how many millimeters our track is 1435 mm, different from the Russian 1520 mm. (meaning how many millimeters the Russian tsar slashed).
How many percent differs our standard gauge from Russian?
Calculate how many millimeters our track is 1435 mm, different from the Russian 1520 mm. (meaning how many millimeters the Russian tsar slashed).
How many percent differs our standard gauge from Russian?
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