History of rail transport in Finland
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The history of rail transport in Finland begun on January 31, 1862 with the opening of the railway line between Helsinki and Hämeenlinna.
In 1870 the line from Helsinki to Saint Petersburg was opened.
On June 22, 1876 the line between Helsinki and Hämenlinna was extended to Tampere via the city of Toijala.
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