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City Trains
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City trains
City trains

By Nikki Bruno Clapper

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"Large photographs and simple text describe different city trains, including subways, elevated railways, and light rail"--Provided by publisher.

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Freight trains
Freight trains

By Nikki Bruno Clapper

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"Large photographs and simple text describe different freight trains"--Provided by publisher.

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High speed trains
High speed trains

By Nikki Bruno Clapper

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"Large photographs and simple text describe different high-speed trains"--Provided by publisher.

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Passenger trains
Passenger trains

By Nikki Bruno Clapper

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"Large photographs and simple text describe different passenger trains"--Provided by publisher.

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