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== Southern Kōkai Railway Zone == | == Southern Kōkai Railway Zone == | ||
The {{nihongo|lead=yes|'''Southern Kōkai Railway Zone'''|南黃海州鉄道附属地|Nan-Kōkai-shu Tetsudō Fuzoku-chi|extra={{lang-ms|Kawasan Keretapi Kōkaï Selatan}}; {{lang-ms|link=jawi|كاوسن كريتاڤي كوكي سلتن}}; {{lang-ts|남황해주철도부속지|Nam-Hwanghae-ju Cheoldo Busok-ji}}}}, known as the '''NKT Zone''' or '''Nankōtetsu Zone''', is a Phinbellan leased area established in {{RP|2004}}, and was Phinbellan [[Wikipedia:Extraterritorial|extraterritorial]] rights from that year until {{AN|02|2024}} in connection with the concession and operation of the railway network. In {{AN|12|2024}}, the area was made a [[Territories of Phinbella|directly-administered area]] by the [[Government of Phinbella|Phinbellan federal government]] with the status of a domestic [[condominium]], jointly administered with the [[Government of Kōkai|Kōkai state government]]. The zone is geographically a {{cvt-ph|68|m}} wide strip of land on both sides of the tracks on all nine lines of the railway network which extends for {{cvt-ph|848.71|km}}, but the zone are includes the station building areas, the [[Pan-Phineonesian Hotels]] network and the mosque sites at three major stations as well as the warehouses, repair shops, coal mines and electrical facilities that were deemed necessary to maintain the trains, also the several settlements of ''Rancangan Penempatan Tanah Tetsudō'' (RPTT). Overall, this zone has a total land area of {{cvt-ph|684.2|km2}}. | |||
It is understood that the zone was established in {{RP|1938}} as a result of the takeover of existing railway lines previously owned by several commercially active foreign concessions. The concession companies of the Phineonesian kingdoms in Kōkai signed the [[Gor'latan Lease Agreement]] in April {{RP|1938}} to form a joint concession over their railway lines, thus forming a zone controlled by the concession states and the government of the [[Republic of Kōkai]]. This control continued until 11 November {{RP|2004}} when the concession states transferred control of the zone to the Phinbellan provisional government through the [[Loloan Agreement]] after the last railway line, the [[Inter Cybercity Line]] connecting Spectra City (now Desaremix), was completed, it was granted extraterritorial rights and internal condominium rights with the government of Kōkai state which at that time was not yet part of Phinbella. | |||
The Southern Kōkai Railway Zone had its own [[Wikipedia:Private military force|private military force]], mostly local volunteers of Taesongean and Sangunese descent in Kōkai. | |||
== Network == | == Network == | ||
This railway network consists of nine lines, and each line has its own name and number. | |||
* '''[[Kyōfuto Line]]''': [[Singapore Street]]-[[Bangar]] | |||
* '''[[Inter Cybercity Line]]''': [[Singapore Street]]-[[Sundar]]-[[Desaremix]] | |||
* '''[[Zenra Line]]''': [[Ajil]]-[[Tringkap]]-[[Bukit Ridan]] | |||
* '''[[Tōsen Line]]''': [[Pagar Karat]]-[[Tanah Merah]] | |||
* '''[[Toyak Spring Line]]''': [[Singapore Street]]-[[Kuala Penyu]] | |||
* '''[[Tōho Line]]''': [[Singapore Street]]-[[Secretariat railway station|Secretariat]]-[[Bokor]] | |||
* [[NKT Port Line|'''Port Line''']]: [[Keppel railway station|Keppel]]-[[Singapore Street Port]] | |||
* '''[[Takao-san Line]]''': [[Tringkap]]-[[Mount Takao-san]] | |||
* '''[[Batu Danau Connecting Line]]''': [[Bukit Larut]]-[[Batu Danau]] | |||
== Engineering facilities == | == Engineering facilities == | ||
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== See also == | == See also == | ||
{{Rail transport in Phinbella}} | |||
{{Territories and SATs of Phinbella nav}} | |||
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| Southern Kōkai Railways (NKT) | |||
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| Overview | |||
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| Other name(s) | Southern Kōkai State Railways | ||
| Native name |
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| Romanized name |
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| Headquarters |
Singapore Street, Kōkai Spectra City, Desaremix | ||
| Locale |
 Kōkai and  Shandānø'kaí ( Phinbella)and  Desaremix | ||
| Stations | 31 permanent stations and 23 temporary stations | ||
| Services | 3 | ||
| Line number | 8 | ||
| Operation | |||
| Opened | c. -70BP | ||
| Last extension | RP 2600 | ||
| Predecessor | Various state-level railways and other minor lines in Kōkai | ||
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| Depot(s) | 10 | ||
| Technical | |||
| Line length | 848.71 kilometres (527.36 mi) | ||
| Number of tracks | double track | ||
| Track gauge |
1,000 mm (3 ft 3+3⁄8 in) meter gauge 1,435 mm (4 ft 8+1⁄2 in) standard gauge | ||
| Electrification |
25 kV 50 Hz overhead catenary (1,000 mm) 3000 V DC (1,435 mm) | ||
| Southern Kōkai Railways Company, Ltd. | |||
| Native name | 南黃海州鉄道株式会社 | ||
| Romanized name | Nan-Kōkai-shu Tetsudō Kabushikigaisha | ||
| Type | Public KK | ||
| Founded | 26 November -70BP | ||
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The Southern Kōkai Railways (Phineaner: Keretapi Kōkaï Selatan; Jawi: كريتاڤي كوكي سلتن; abbreviated SKR or NKT), also known as the Southern Kōkai State Railways (Sangunese: 南黃海州鉄道, translit.: Nan-Kōkai-shu Tetsudō?, Phineaner: Keretapi Negeri Kōkaï Selatan; Jawi: كريتاڤي نڬري كوكي سلتن; Taesongean: 남황해주철도; RR: Nam-Hwanghae-ju Cheoldo; Yapreayan: Аҩаdаtwi Kōҟaï Aħwynţķarratw Dġylmҩаķwa; Ashkenatzi: דרום קאָקאַי געגנט באן; romanization: Drum Kokai Gegnt Ban), also known as the Southern Kōkai Railways Company Ltd. (Sangunese: 南黃海州鉄道株式会社, translit.: Nan-Kōkai-shu Tetsudō Kabushikigaisha?, Taesongean: 남황해주철도주식회사; RR: Nam-Hwanghae-ju Cheoldo Jushikhoesa), colloquially known by the abbreviated name as Nankōtetsu (南黃鉄?, Taesongean: 남황철; RR: Namhwangcheol; MR: Namhwangch'ŏl), is a Phinbellan-Kōkainese joint-stock company whose primary function is the management and operation of railways connecting the southern highlands and coast of Kōkai including the Singapore Street Metropolitan Region and the eastern Glayzer River valley, as well as connecting Singapore Street and Desaremix, including on several branch lines.
It is also one of two railway lines in Kōkai, the other being the Kōkai-Heijō Government Railway (KHGR). Established on 14 November -66BP to operate railways taken over from separate railway lines, the company acquired various railway lines that had been developed separately in various parts of southern Kōkai, the railway area being taken over by the company as the Southern Kōkai Railway Zone administered by the federal government concession which the company has extraterritorial rights to a chain of accommodation, the Pan-Phineonesia Hotels of seven branches and three mosques located in Singapore Street, Lojing Highlands and Desaremix. Nankōtetsu subsequently expanded by building a new line to connect the state capital and Spectra City (now Desaremix) via Shandānø'kaí, and the line area was also integrated into the railway zone.
The Southern Kōkai Railways provides three services and has eight railway lines including Lojing Line and Inter Cybercity Line, almost all of which are connected to Singapore Street. Apart from the accommodation chain, the company has several subsidiaries including a radio station covering the railway zone.
History
Predecessors
Establishment
Extensions
Current years
Southern Kōkai Railway Zone
The Southern Kōkai Railway Zone (Sangunese: 南黃海州鉄道附属地, translit.: Nan-Kōkai-shu Tetsudō Fuzoku-chi?, Phineaner: Kawasan Keretapi Kōkaï Selatan; Jawi: كاوسن كريتاڤي كوكي سلتن; Taesongean: 남황해주철도부속지; RR: Nam-Hwanghae-ju Cheoldo Busok-ji), known as the NKT Zone or Nankōtetsu Zone, is a Phinbellan leased area established in RP 2600, and was Phinbellan extraterritorial rights from that year until 1729 AN in connection with the concession and operation of the railway network. In 1739 AN, the area was made a directly-administered area by the Phinbellan federal government with the status of a domestic condominium, jointly administered with the Kōkai state government. The zone is geographically a 68 metres (223 ft) wide strip of land on both sides of the tracks on all nine lines of the railway network which extends for 848.71 kilometres (527.36 mi), but the zone are includes the station building areas, the Pan-Phineonesian Hotels network and the mosque sites at three major stations as well as the warehouses, repair shops, coal mines and electrical facilities that were deemed necessary to maintain the trains, also the several settlements of Rancangan Penempatan Tanah Tetsudō (RPTT). Overall, this zone has a total land area of 684.2 square kilometres (264.2 sq mi).
It is understood that the zone was established in -66BP as a result of the takeover of existing railway lines previously owned by several commercially active foreign concessions. The concession companies of the Phineonesian kingdoms in Kōkai signed the Gor'latan Lease Agreement in April -66BP to form a joint concession over their railway lines, thus forming a zone controlled by the concession states and the government of the Republic of Kōkai. This control continued until 11 November RP 2600 when the concession states transferred control of the zone to the Phinbellan provisional government through the Loloan Agreement after the last railway line, the Inter Cybercity Line connecting Spectra City (now Desaremix), was completed, it was granted extraterritorial rights and internal condominium rights with the government of Kōkai state which at that time was not yet part of Phinbella.
The Southern Kōkai Railway Zone had its own private military force, mostly local volunteers of Taesongean and Sangunese descent in Kōkai.
Network
This railway network consists of nine lines, and each line has its own name and number.
- Kyōfuto Line: Singapore Street-Bangar
- Inter Cybercity Line: Singapore Street-Sundar-Desaremix
- Zenra Line: Ajil-Tringkap-Bukit Ridan
- Tōsen Line: Pagar Karat-Tanah Merah
- Toyak Spring Line: Singapore Street-Kuala Penyu
- Tōho Line: Singapore Street-Secretariat-Bokor
- Port Line: Keppel-Singapore Street Port
Engineering facilities
Stations
Depots
Rolling stock
Services
Non-rail subsidiaries
Nankōtetsu presidents
See also
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