coal branch造句

• Fords Mill is located 3.83 km E of Coal Branch.
• The two mile long Thurgoland Coal Branch opened on 24 November 1847 to serve the nearby Stanhope Silkstone Main Colliery.
• "' Grafton "'is a city in and the county seat of Charleston, as well as numerous coal branches.
• The " Niederhermsdorfer Kohlezweigbahn " ( " Niederhermsdorf coal branch railway " ) branched off here to two coal shafts from 1856 onwards.
• The Coal Branch towns thrived from the arrival of the railroad until markets for steam coal declined as the railroads replaced steam locomotives with diesel.
• No commercial quantity of petroleum was found however, and drilling ceased near Coalspur, although several natural gas fields were later discovered in the Coal Branch area.
• The population throughout the Coal Branch area declined during the 1950s as the railroads replaced steam locomotives with diesel, and the mines closed due to lack of markets.
• The Coal Branch to the mines at Newent was never a success, as the coal was of very poor quality, and the branch fell into disuse very quickly.
• The Birley Coal Branch was 2.75 miles in length and came into use in June 1855, having been built by Thomas Waring and Company for the sum of ?989.00.
• A short extension to the Bute docks at Cardiff was opened on 19 April 1858, and an extension of the Swansea coal branch to connect with the harbour railway was opened in September 1859.
• The community was named for the family of Anthony Cail who had a mill near the mouth of the Coal Branch River and were among the earliest settlers of the community to arrive from England.
• The "'Alberta Coal Branch "'is the name given to a segment of the Canadian National Railway ( originally the Grand Trunk Pacific Railway ) and the region through which it passes.
• The town was established at the intersection of two rail lines : the existing Toledo, Wabash and Western Railroad and the new Coal Branch of the Pumpkin Vine " Railroad ), which was laid down in 1872.
• Today the permanent population of the area is small, but the scenic mountain setting makes the Coal Branch area a popular destination for all types of outdoor recreation . but most of the workforce lives to the north in Hinton.
• For a period from about 1850 1900 the name on maps was often spelled Moulies River and moulies is a type of coal shale that was harvested during the days of coal mining operations along the Coal Branch River, which is another tributary of the Richibucto River Estuary.
• The Cincinnati, Dayton and Ironton Railroad Company constructed 19.04 miles of road, consisting of a line from Ironton Junction to Roads, Ohio, 7.44 miles; the Buckeye Branch, 8.31 miles; and coal branches, 3.29 miles.
• Col . Page, who had been involved with building the C & O and more recently in developing some of its coal branches, arranged for the larger railroad to operate his short line to the sawmill on the Loup Creek Estate under a verbal agreement which was to last until 1903.