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2026-07-13T09:40:40Z

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*QX8 - based on a Protera bus
===Ideas===
*Stepping Away from Touhou Project...
*The 3ADKMB Show: Largiloquent and Alexrules14 Begin a Relationship
*The 3ADKMB Show: Wikipediabest1 Meets His Significant Other Again
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Miscellaneous

2026-07-03T08:22:27Z

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Miscellaneous

2026-07-03T08:17:55Z

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2026-07-03T08:13:07Z

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Oswegoizm

2026-07-02T09:33:35Z

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'''Oswegoizm''' is a pagan religion that is the main religion of the [[Kaleidoscopea Threshold]].
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2026-07-02T09:26:26Z

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'''Wylmette Paperbirch''' is the protagonist of the [[Kaleidoscopea Threshold]], having appeared in every game in the series. She is a priestess of a temple that is dedicated to [[Oswegoizm]], and resolves incidents with her partner and the deuteragonist, [[Chautauqua Sweetpotato]]. She manages the Barrier of [Place Name] and exterminates troublesome monsters.
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'''Oswegoizm''' is a pagan religion.

Kaleidoscopea Threshold Wiki

2026-07-02T09:20:12Z

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This wiki is for the [[Kaleidoscopea Threshold]], a video game series inspired by Touhou Project.
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'''Official Games'''<br>'''KT01''' [[Wherever the Clouds Are]]<br>'''KT02''' [[Great Hypogean Altercation]]<br>'''KT03''' TBA
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Kaleidoscopea Threshold Wiki

2026-07-02T09:19:44Z

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'''Official Games'''<br>'''KT01''' [[Wherever the Clouds Are]]<br>'''KT02''' [[Great Hypogean Altercation]]<br>''KT03''' TBA
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Characters

2026-06-30T01:32:37Z

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The [[Kaleidoscopea Threshold]] features a variety of characters. So far, one game has been released, with a total of nine characters. The protagonists are yet to be named, as well as the characters in the first game.
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Kaleidoscopea Threshold

2026-06-06T11:19:40Z

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'''Kaleidoscopea Threshold''' is a bullet hell shoot 'em up series developed by [Development Company Name] and inspired by Touhou Project. It is exclusive to the Windows platform, and was first released in June 2026.
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2026-06-06T11:12:09Z

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<strong>Welcome to the Alexrules14 Wiki!</strong>

This wiki will serve as the secondary sandbox wiki of Alexrules14.
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* [[New York Streets, Highways, and Routes Wiki]]

Formula A: The Incident FormulaUse this when the game is about a sudden, strange change in the world (e.g., Perfect Cherry Blossom or Subterranean Animism).The Structure: [Adjective] + [Natural/Supernatural Phenomenon]Examples:Game 1: Twilight Threshold: Infinite SolsticeGame 2: Twilight Threshold: Fractured MonsoonGame 3: Twilight Threshold: Abyssal EclipseFormula B: The Antagonist/Faction FormulaUse this when the game centers around a specific villain, boss, or mysterious location (e.g., Embodiment of Scarlet Devil or Mountain of Faith).The Structure: [Noun/Title] of the [Descriptor] [Noun]Examples:Game 1: Twilight Threshold: Legacy of the Jade EmpressGame 2: Twilight Threshold: Echoes of the Sunken CourtGame 3: Twilight Threshold: Prisoner of the Clockwork Spire

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Random

2026-06-02T01:32:26Z

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==Why Cuba’s Only Electric Rail Line is Falling Apart/What happened to Cuba's only electric rail line?==
Cuba's only electric line, known historically as the Hershey Electric Railway (and later the Camilo Cienfuegos division), is currently in a state of severe, near-total collapse, with only short, fragmented branches operational. Once celebrated as the world's last surviving classic American "interurban" transit system, it fell victim to a combination of natural disasters, the closure of its founding industry, aging equipment, economic decline, and Cuba's crumbling and damaged infrastructure have effectively silenced the historic 57-mile mainline connecting Havana to Matanzas. Today, the surviving route suffers from highly sporadic or canceled service, with many parts of the overhead line left in disrepair. The history and downfall of this historic rail line is attributed to several key events, involving a long, fascinating decline.
Origins
Built in the 1910s by the Hershey chocolate company, the line originally linked Havana to the company's sugar mills and the town of Matanzas. Following the Cuban Revolution, the line was nationalized and absorbed into the national railway system. The original 1920s US-built cars were eventually replaced with secondhand electric cars from Barcelona, Spain in the 1990s.

Hurricane Irma dealt a major blow to the railway in 2017, severely damaging the overhead electrical infrastructure and halting most services.

While rehabilitation efforts have been sporadically proposed, equipment shortages and widespread issues with the broader electrical grid have made it impossible to fully restore the full Havana-to-Matanzas route.
===The Death of the Sugar Industry===
The railway was built in 1916 by American chocolate tycoon Milton S. Hershey to transport sugarcane and workers between his vast plantations, the model company town of Hershey, and the port of Havana. Following the Cuban Revolution, the line was nationalized. When the Cuban government permanently closed the central Hershey sugar refinery in 2002 due to a global decline in sugar markets, the railway lost its primary commercial purpose and financial engine, transitioning into a highly subsidized commuter-only line.
===The Catastrophic Hit from Hurricane Irma (2017)===
The defining blow came in September 2017 when Hurricane Irma battered Cuba's northern coast. The storm caused extensive damage to the railway's electrical infrastructure, knocking down miles of overhead catenary wires and wooden utility poles. Because of severe nationwide economic constraints and a lack of copper and materials, the Cuban government never fully repaired the high-voltage overhead lines.
===Antique Equipment and Spare Parts Shortages===
For decades, the railway ran on original 1920s U.S.-built Brill railcars. In the late 1990s, these were replaced by second-hand, 1940s-era electric train sets donated from Barcelona, Spain. Due to the long-standing U.S. embargo and severe domestic shortages, sourcing electronic components and maintaining these decades-old Spanish trains became virtually impossible.
===Current Status===
The full mainline route from the Casablanca station (across the bay from Old Havana) to Matanzas is entirely out of service. Electric operations are largely non-existent on the main route. Very short, isolated segments, such as the branch connecting the town of Hershey to Jaruco, have occasionally seen sporadic, unreliable shuttle services used by locals. Where trains do run, they are sometimes towed by diesel locomotives because the electrical grid is non-functional. The specialized railway workshops and the historic American-style town of Hershey have fallen into deep physical ruin, leaving the remaining train cars parked as rusting museum pieces.

Though a 2024 transport study examined the feasibility of reactivating the electrified network for tourism and eco-travel, Cuba's systemic electrical grid blackouts and intense economic crises mean that a true electric revival remains highly unlikely for the foreseeable future.

The Hershey Electric Railway, Cuba's only electrified railway, was nationalized after the Cuban Revolution and has suffered severe decline due to hurricane damage, chronic electrical shortages, and equipment failures. While small segments sporadically operate, the once-thriving system now faces severe infrastructure challenges.Key developments:Origins: Built in the 1910s by the Hershey Chocolate Corporation, the railway was designed to connect Milton Hershey's sugar mills to ports in Havana and Matanzas.Nationalization: Following the revolution, the Hershey town was renamed Camilo Cienfuegos, and the line was absorbed into the state-run Ferrocarriles de Cuba.Decline of the Sugar Mills: The original sugar mills were shut down in 2002.Storm Damage: The railway suffered devastating infrastructure damage during Hurricane Irma in 2017.Modern Status: Electric operations have been largely replaced by sporadic diesel service or canceled entirely due to island-wide power grid failures and lack of working equipment.

The Hershey Electric Railway in Cuba—famous as the last operational interurban electric railway in the world—has suffered a severe operational collapse due to catastrophic hurricane damage, deteriorating infrastructure, and Cuba's chronic electricity crisis. While it is no longer fully functional as a continuous line, efforts and studies to revive it are occasionally evaluated.The current state of the historic railway is defined by several key developments:🌀 Damage and Main Line ClosureHurricane Irma (2017): The railway sustained extensive damage to its electrical overhead catenary system and tracks during the storm, causing an indefinite suspension of the main line.Power Grid Collapse: Cuba's severe, rolling blackouts make running an electric-dependent rail network nearly impossible. Outages regularly leave cars stranded without power.The Havana-Matanzas Route: The legendary 90-kilometer main passenger line that connected Casablanca (across the harbor from Old Havana) to Matanzas is completely out of service.🚂 Fractional Service and InfrastructureIsolated Branch Lines: Only small, isolated fragments of the system have seen sporadic service. For example, occasional diesel-towed or limited electric shuttles have run on short branches like the Hershey–Jaruco route.Decaying Fleet: The iconic American-built Brill railcars from the 1920s were retired in the 1990s. They were replaced by second-hand, 1940s-era "Sarriá" cars from Barcelona, Spain, which are now largely broken down due to a lack of spare parts.Sugar Mill Closure: The central economic anchor of the railway, the Central Hershey sugar refinery (later renamed Camilo Cienfuegos), was shut down by the Cuban government in 2002. This completely ended the heavy freight operations that funded the rail infrastructure.🗺️ Future OutlookReactivation Potential: The line remains a major point of cultural interest for international tourism.Feasibility Studies: A reactivation study published in 2024 suggested that establishing a regular, two-hour connection along parts of the route could be economically viable if vehicle technology and power supplies are restored. However, significant capital investment is required to rebuild the overhead wires and repair the railcars.

==Why did Valve stop updating the PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 versions of Team Fortress 2?==
Valve stopped updating the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 versions of Team Fortress 2 primarily due to strict corporate restrictions, financial fees imposed by console manufacturers, and hardware/resource limitations that clashed with Valve's vision for free, rapid game updates.
===Paywalls and Patching Fees (Xbox 360)===
Valve originally intended to provide substantial content patches to the Xbox 360 version, including the iconic Gold Rush update. However, Microsoft’s strict policies at the time forced Valve to stop for several major reasons.

During the Xbox 360 era, Microsoft required developers to pay a steep fee, reportedly $40,000 per patch, to push game updates past a certain limit. Valve wanted to deliver all content updates to players for free, mirroring their PC model. Microsoft’s marketplace rules mandated that significant content drops must be listed as paid downloadable content (DLC). Refusing to force players to pay, Valve chose to halt the updates entirely.
===Outsourced Development & Complex Architecture (PlayStation 3)===
The PlayStation 3 version faced an entirely different set of hurdles rooted in hardware and corporate resources.

Valve did not have an internal team of PlayStation developers at the time. The PS3 version of The Orange Box was completely outsourced to Electronic Arts (EA). The PS3's notorious Cell Broadband Engine architecture was highly complex and notoriously difficult to optimize. Because EA handled the initial port and had no contractual or financial incentive to continuously adapt massive PC updates to the console, the PS3 version was effectively abandoned right after its 2007 launch.
===Limitations of Console Hardware===
As Team Fortress 2 evolved on PC, it transformed into a massive, resource-heavy game driven by cosmetics, weapons, and complex item ecosystems. The hardware limitations of the 7th-generation consoles made porting these updates impossible.

The Xbox 360 and PS3 only featured 512 MB of total RAM. Valve quickly realized that the hundreds of custom cosmetic models (hats), unique weapon attributes, and complex inventory systems would completely crash the limited console memory and tank performance.

Because of these hurdles, both console versions remained frozen in time as a snapshot of the game’s original 2007 launch state. While Electronic Arts finally shut down the PlayStation 3 servers in March 2023, the Xbox 360 version survived for over 15 years in its purely vanilla form.

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2026-06-02T01:27:33Z

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==Why Cuba’s Only Electric Rail Line is Falling Apart/What happened to Cuba's only electric rail line?==
Cuba's only electric line, known historically as the Hershey Electric Railway (and later the Camilo Cienfuegos division), is currently in a state of severe, near-total collapse, with only short, fragmented branches operational. Once celebrated as the world's last surviving classic American "interurban" transit system, it fell victim to a combination of natural disasters, the closure of its founding industry, aging equipment, economic decline, and Cuba's crumbling and damaged infrastructure have effectively silenced the historic 57-mile mainline connecting Havana to Matanzas. Today, the surviving route suffers from highly sporadic or canceled service, with many parts of the overhead line left in disrepair. The history and downfall of this historic rail line is attributed to several key events, involving a long, fascinating decline.
Origins
Built in the 1910s by the Hershey chocolate company, the line originally linked Havana to the company's sugar mills and the town of Matanzas. Following the Cuban Revolution, the line was nationalized and absorbed into the national railway system. The original 1920s US-built cars were eventually replaced with secondhand electric cars from Barcelona, Spain in the 1990s.

Hurricane Irma dealt a major blow to the railway in 2017, severely damaging the overhead electrical infrastructure and halting most services.

While rehabilitation efforts have been sporadically proposed, equipment shortages and widespread issues with the broader electrical grid have made it impossible to fully restore the full Havana-to-Matanzas route.
===The Death of the Sugar Industry===
The railway was built in 1916 by American chocolate tycoon Milton S. Hershey to transport sugarcane and workers between his vast plantations, the model company town of Hershey, and the port of Havana. Following the Cuban Revolution, the line was nationalized. When the Cuban government permanently closed the central Hershey sugar refinery in 2002 due to a global decline in sugar markets, the railway lost its primary commercial purpose and financial engine, transitioning into a highly subsidized commuter-only line.
===The Catastrophic Hit from Hurricane Irma (2017)===
The defining blow came in September 2017 when Hurricane Irma battered Cuba's northern coast. The storm caused extensive damage to the railway's electrical infrastructure, knocking down miles of overhead catenary wires and wooden utility poles. Because of severe nationwide economic constraints and a lack of copper and materials, the Cuban government never fully repaired the high-voltage overhead lines.
===Antique Equipment and Spare Parts Shortages===
For decades, the railway ran on original 1920s U.S.-built Brill railcars. In the late 1990s, these were replaced by second-hand, 1940s-era electric train sets donated from Barcelona, Spain. Due to the long-standing U.S. embargo and severe domestic shortages, sourcing electronic components and maintaining these decades-old Spanish trains became virtually impossible.
===Current Status===
The full mainline route from the Casablanca station (across the bay from Old Havana) to Matanzas is entirely out of service. Electric operations are largely non-existent on the main route. Very short, isolated segments, such as the branch connecting the town of Hershey to Jaruco, have occasionally seen sporadic, unreliable shuttle services used by locals. Where trains do run, they are sometimes towed by diesel locomotives because the electrical grid is non-functional. The specialized railway workshops and the historic American-style town of Hershey have fallen into deep physical ruin, leaving the remaining train cars parked as rusting museum pieces.

Though a 2024 transport study examined the feasibility of reactivating the electrified network for tourism and eco-travel, Cuba's systemic electrical grid blackouts and intense economic crises mean that a true electric revival remains highly unlikely for the foreseeable future.

The Hershey Electric Railway, Cuba's only electrified railway, was nationalized after the Cuban Revolution and has suffered severe decline due to hurricane damage, chronic electrical shortages, and equipment failures. While small segments sporadically operate, the once-thriving system now faces severe infrastructure challenges.Key developments:Origins: Built in the 1910s by the Hershey Chocolate Corporation, the railway was designed to connect Milton Hershey's sugar mills to ports in Havana and Matanzas.Nationalization: Following the revolution, the Hershey town was renamed Camilo Cienfuegos, and the line was absorbed into the state-run Ferrocarriles de Cuba.Decline of the Sugar Mills: The original sugar mills were shut down in 2002.Storm Damage: The railway suffered devastating infrastructure damage during Hurricane Irma in 2017.Modern Status: Electric operations have been largely replaced by sporadic diesel service or canceled entirely due to island-wide power grid failures and lack of working equipment.

The Hershey Electric Railway in Cuba—famous as the last operational interurban electric railway in the world—has suffered a severe operational collapse due to catastrophic hurricane damage, deteriorating infrastructure, and Cuba's chronic electricity crisis. While it is no longer fully functional as a continuous line, efforts and studies to revive it are occasionally evaluated.The current state of the historic railway is defined by several key developments:🌀 Damage and Main Line ClosureHurricane Irma (2017): The railway sustained extensive damage to its electrical overhead catenary system and tracks during the storm, causing an indefinite suspension of the main line.Power Grid Collapse: Cuba's severe, rolling blackouts make running an electric-dependent rail network nearly impossible. Outages regularly leave cars stranded without power.The Havana-Matanzas Route: The legendary 90-kilometer main passenger line that connected Casablanca (across the harbor from Old Havana) to Matanzas is completely out of service.🚂 Fractional Service and InfrastructureIsolated Branch Lines: Only small, isolated fragments of the system have seen sporadic service. For example, occasional diesel-towed or limited electric shuttles have run on short branches like the Hershey–Jaruco route.Decaying Fleet: The iconic American-built Brill railcars from the 1920s were retired in the 1990s. They were replaced by second-hand, 1940s-era "Sarriá" cars from Barcelona, Spain, which are now largely broken down due to a lack of spare parts.Sugar Mill Closure: The central economic anchor of the railway, the Central Hershey sugar refinery (later renamed Camilo Cienfuegos), was shut down by the Cuban government in 2002. This completely ended the heavy freight operations that funded the rail infrastructure.🗺️ Future OutlookReactivation Potential: The line remains a major point of cultural interest for international tourism.Feasibility Studies: A reactivation study published in 2024 suggested that establishing a regular, two-hour connection along parts of the route could be economically viable if vehicle technology and power supplies are restored. However, significant capital investment is required to rebuild the overhead wires and repair the railcars.

==Why did Valve stop updating the PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 versions of Team Fortress 2?==
Valve stopped updating the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 versions of Team Fortress 2 primarily due to strict corporate restrictions, financial fees imposed by console manufacturers, and hardware/resource limitations that clashed with Valve's vision for free, rapid game updates.💰 Paywalls and Patching Fees (Xbox 360)Valve originally intended to provide substantial content patches to the Xbox 360 version, including the iconic Gold Rush update. However, Microsoft’s strict policies at the time forced Valve to stop for several major reasons:Mandatory Fees: During the Xbox 360 era, Microsoft required developers to pay a steep fee—reportedly $40,000 per patch—to push game updates past a certain limit.No Free DLC: Valve wanted to deliver all content updates to players for free, mirroring their PC model. Microsoft’s marketplace rules mandated that significant content drops must be listed as paid downloadable content (DLC). Refusing to force players to pay, Valve chose to halt the updates entirely.🏗️ Outsourced Development & Complex Architecture (PlayStation 3)The PlayStation 3 version faced an entirely different set of hurdles rooted in hardware and corporate resources:No In-House Team: Valve did not have an internal team of PlayStation developers at the time. The PS3 version of The Orange Box was completely outsourced to Electronic Arts (EA).Complex Cell Architecture: The PS3's notorious Cell Broadband Engine architecture was highly complex and notoriously difficult to optimize.No Ongoing Support Contract: Because EA handled the initial port and had no contractual or financial incentive to continuously adapt massive PC updates to the console, the PS3 version was effectively abandoned right after its 2007 launch.🖥️ Limitations of Console HardwareAs Team Fortress 2 evolved on PC, it transformed into a massive, resource-heavy game driven by cosmetics, weapons, and complex item ecosystems. The hardware limitations of the 7th-generation consoles made porting these updates impossible:Memory Constraints: The Xbox 360 and PS3 only featured 512 MB of total RAM.Performance Drops: Valve quickly realized that the hundreds of custom cosmetic models (hats), unique weapon attributes, and complex inventory systems would completely crash the limited console memory and tank performance.Because of these hurdles, both console versions remained frozen in time as a snapshot of the game’s original 2007 launch state. While Electronic Arts finally shut down the PlayStation 3 servers in March 2023, the Xbox 360 version survived for over 15 years in its purely vanilla form.

Dandelion Party

2026-02-21T05:59:54Z

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The '''Dandelion Party''' is a center-right political party in TBA country. It was founded in 1921, and is one of the major political parties, along with the [[Grass Party]].
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When Mercedes-Benz Made Trains (Adtranz)

2026-02-20T03:12:41Z

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'''When Mercedes-Benz Made Trains (Adtranz)''' is the first episode of the ARTW Show, released on Feburary 19, 2026. In this episode, the narrator talks about the history of Adtranz.
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Alexrules14's Random Things Wiki

2026-02-20T03:07:17Z

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==Articles==
*[[2014 Tablechester mayoral election]]
*[[2018 Tablechester mayoral election]]
===ARTW Show===
*[[When Mercedes-Benz Made Trains (Adtranz)]]
==Community news==
*[[Alex Wikis Hub News]]
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Alexrules14's Random Things Wiki

2026-02-20T02:38:28Z

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==Articles==
*[[2014 Tablechester mayoral election]]
*[[2018 Tablechester mayoral election]]
==Community news==
*[[Alex Wikis Hub News]]
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Aerfrick WT

2026-02-14T02:38:36Z

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AAAAAAAAAA WHATS UP MOTHERFUCKERS
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Main Page

2026-02-14T02:35:34Z

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<strong>Welcome to the Alexrules14 Wiki!</strong>

This wiki will serve as the secondary sandbox wiki of Alexrules14.
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* [[New York Streets, Highways, and Routes Wiki]]
* [[Aerfrick WT]]
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62nd Street (Brooklyn)

2026-01-15T04:03:08Z

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'''62nd Street''' is a numbered street in Brooklyn. It runs parallel to the BMT Sea Beach Line for most of its length.
==Transportation==
The 62nd Street/New Utrecht Avenue station is located at [[New Utrecht Avenue]].

Category:Roblox Automatic Transport Wiki

2025-02-22T02:48:48Z

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