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A frog war occurs when one private railway company attempts to cross the tracks of another, and this results in hostilities between the two railways. It is named after the frog, the piece of track that allows the two tracks to join or cross and is usually part of a level junction or railroad switch.

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rdfs:label	Frog war (en)
rdfs:comment	A frog war occurs when one private railway company attempts to cross the tracks of another, and this results in hostilities between the two railways. It is named after the frog, the piece of track that allows the two tracks to join or cross and is usually part of a level junction or railroad switch. (en)
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dcterms:subject	History of rail transportation in the United States History of rail transport in the United Kingdom
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	California Pacific Railroad California Southern Railroad History of rail transportation in the United States San Bernardino, California History of rail transport in the United Kingdom Boonton Branch Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad Denver & Rio Grande Western Railroad Hopewell, New Jersey Pennsylvania Railroad Union Pacific Delaware and Bound Brook Railroad Pipeline transport Level junction Interlocking tower London, Brighton & South Coast Railway Colorado Colton, California Colton Crossing Columbia and Augusta Railroad Sacramento, California Morris & Essex Railroad Lehigh Valley Railroad Shubenacadie Canal Signalman (rail) St Leonards West Marina railway station Central Pacific Railroad Central Railroad of New Jersey Weehawken, New Jersey Jersey City, Newark and Western Railway Long Dock Tunnel Nickey Line Abraham Lincoln Erie Railroad Cape May and Millville Railroad Bo-Peep junction Grand Crossing, Chicago Hastings railway station Havant New railway station Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta Railroad Chicago Jersey City, New Jersey Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Railway Langhorne, Pennsylvania Portsmouth South Carolina Railroad Southern Pacific Transportation Company Illinois Central Railroad Mercer & Somerset Railway New Jersey Junction Railroad New York Central Railroad Railroad switch Railway Reading Railroad South Eastern Railway (England) Van der Gaag Lane London & South Western Railway National Docks Secondary Hurd v. Rock Island Bridge Company Signal box Tuckahoe and Cape May Railroad Switch frog dbr:Newtown_Electric_Street_Railway dbr:Woodbine_Junction,_New_Jersey
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has abstract	A frog war occurs when one private railway company attempts to cross the tracks of another, and this results in hostilities between the two railways. It is named after the frog, the piece of track that allows the two tracks to join or cross and is usually part of a level junction or railroad switch. A frog war usually begins with legal actions, such as filing lawsuits and appealing to civic transportation authorities. But often the situation escalates into physical actions, with companies pitting their workers against one another with construction projects and train movements intended to frustrate or challenge the opposing railway. (en)
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is rdfs:seeAlso of	Petaluma and Santa Rosa Railroad
is Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage of	California Pacific Railroad California Southern Railroad Santa Fe Depot (San Diego) Mercer and Somerset Railway Hoosac Tunnel Virgil Earp Water Gap and Schuylkill Railroad Colton Crossing 1883 in rail transport Garrett, Auburn and Northern Electric Railroad Greater Grand Crossing, Chicago

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