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The first railway tracks were in the south of Wales.

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Trains became too heavy for wooden tracks.

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Matthew Murray’s steam engine blew up.

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George Stephenson called his passenger carriage the “Experience”.

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It was easy to go up hills with steam engines.

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The first steam locomotive worked only for a few months.

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The Salamanca worked on the Stockton and Darlington railway.

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George Stephenson helped design metal tracks.

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The first passenger train travelled in 1827.

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Stephenson’s railway from Liverpool to Manchester was very flat.

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Before trains, people travelled only by ships.

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Horse-drawn vehicles carried heavy loads in the past.

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The British Government ordered railway tracks in 1804.

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The first railway tracks were built to carry passengers.

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Matthew Murray’s engine worked for more than 10 years.

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George Stephenson’s engine was called the Blucher.

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Wooden tracks were stronger than metal tracks.

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The Stockton and Darlington railway was 40 km long.

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The company Stephenson started opened in 1820.

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Stephenson lost the competition for designing the railway engines.

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