Neat
not a single map in the article
Sad. I like maps.
There’s a surprisingly lengthy wikipedia article on it which includes a map. The yellow-orange lines are rails.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Interoceanic_Corridor_of_the_Isthmus_of_Tehuantepec
thank you
I hope this project goes well but I am sceptical. Shifting from sea to land and back again adds a lot of overhead. Plus I really hope they electrify this line from the word go or any claimed climate benefits will be severely curtailed.
It’s economical if the canal is unavailable due to water or scheduling constraints.
and various forms of supernatural oceanic acidity/corrosion flares.
Does Mexico want to be invaded by the US? If so they’re going about it the right way.
You better not invest in infrastructure that supports your national interests and the interests of the rest of the world! If you aren’t destitute and suffering how can we exploit you for cheap labor and materials?
Look at what they’re wearing!
What, like the Erie Canal of old?
