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STATESMAN S YEAR BOOK, 1913
SOME STATISTICS FOR THE PRINCIPAL
Ex])orts.
Railways
lOOOJ.
(Length in Miles).
1862
1912
1862 1912
[
Austria
70,231
110,912
(1860) 1,788 i 20.563
(1860)
Hungary
994 13,034
1
(1860) 1
Belgium .
15,069
149,520 (1911)
976 '. 5,335 (1871)« J
Denmark
1,993
34,517
471 2,292 (1872)6 (
France .
211,704
265,454
6,377 ! 31,391
(1860)
(1910)
Germany'-
53,571
437,022
6,979
37,949
(1800) 1
Prussia .
— 1 —
3,444 1 29,132
Bavaria .
1
(1865) 1.458 1 4,984
Saxony .
(1860) :
478 i 2,050
Baden
_,
(1860) 248
1,276
Wurtemberg
i
(1911)
(1860) 1,488
1,294
Qreece .
2,155 1 5,630
None 849
Italy
49,392
95,840
(1860) 1,117 10,800
Netherlands .
(1911)
51,466 227,666 9 i (1911)
(1860)
269 (1860)
1,984
Norway-'
—
18,089 (1911)
42 (1860)
1,635
Sweden .
4,S07
(i8(;5)
36,540 (1911)
379 (1860)
8,677
Portugal
. 4,524
7,733
81
1,780
Russia^ .
27,694
150,631
(1860)
634
(1860)
45,025
Spain ,
10,623
41,760
1,191
9,179
Switzerland .
,
11,970
54,303
(1860) 653
2,238
Turkey7 ,
.
_
20,431
(1860) 41
4,075
United States . , ...
76,148
492,228
(1860) 30,634
246,573
2 In 1832 the German Confederation was made up of the following States :— Portions of Austria (the Archduchy of Austria, Bohemia, Styria, Tyrol, Moravia, and jiart of Illyria); the Kingdoms of Prussia, Bavaria, Saxony, Hanover, Wiirtemberg ; the Grand-duchy of Baden ; the Electorate of fles'^e-Cassel ; the Graud-ducliy of Hesse-Darmstadt ; the Duchy <'f Holstein and Lauenburg ; tiie Grand-duchy of Luxemburg and Limburg; the Duchy nf Brunswick ; the Grand-duchy of Mecklenburg-Schwerin ; the Duchy of Nassau ; the Grand- duchy of Saxe-Weimar; the D ichies of Saxe-Meiningen, Saxe-AIteuburg, Saxe-Coburg- Gotha ; the Grand-duchies of Mecklenburg-Strelitz and Oldenburg ; the Duchy of Anhalt ; the Prmcipahties of Schwarzburg-Sonderhauscn, Schwarzburg-Rudolstadt, Lirhtenstcin, Wuldeck, Reuss-Greiz, Reuss-Schiciz, Schaumbur^'-Lippo, Lippe-Detmold ; the Land- gravine of Hesse-Hombarg ; the free cities of Liihcck, Frankfort, Bremen, Hamburg.
^ Norway and Sweden formed one monarchy.
