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This book provides a comprehensive overview of initial routes for surface line subways in Chicago, as recommended by the Board of Supervising Engineers in October of 1913. The authors detail the reasoning behind each recommended route and provide expert analysis on the practicality and feasibility of each option. This work is essential for anyone interested in the history and development of public transportation in urban areas.

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