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Prior to completion of the first transcontinental railroad in 1869, what was the longest rail line? ...
—Fredric M. London
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"The Trans-Siberian Railway (the Moscow-Vladivostok line), spanning a length of 9,289km [5,772 mile], is the longest ... railway ... in the world."
But the Moscow-Vladivostok line was completed in 1916, so this is not the answer to the above question.
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