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Tramways of Ponce
By: Allen Morrison.
Language: English, Spanish.

"Puerto Rico was one of four territories Spain surrendered after the 1898 Spanish-American War. While Cuba gained independence, Puerto Rico, Guam, and the Philippines became U.S. possessions. Puerto Rico's first public railways were urban lines that opened in Mayagüez in 1875 and in Ponce and San Juan in 1880. Ponce's electric tramway, which began in 1902, was one of the few in the Americas to use meter gauge track—never used in the U.S.—and possibly the only one worldwide to operate only 4-axle open cars."

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