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New Orleans: Large section of St. Charles streetcar line to close for repairs

July 9, 2019 Administrator

From Uptown Messenger; July 8, 2019 Nearly half of the St. Charles Avenue streetcar line will shut down for repairs…

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Posted in: Streetcars Filed under: Closed for about two months, Crews replace 15 corroded poles, Infrastructure, Louisiana, New Orleans, Poles hold up overhead power catenery lines, Rail Safety, Regional Transit Authority, Repairs, Shut down for repairs beginning July 15th, St. Charles Avenue Streetcar Line, Streetcars, Transit

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