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railhead
[ reyl-hed ]
railhead
/ ˈreɪlˌhɛd /
noun
- a terminal of a railway
- the farthest point reached by completed track on an unfinished railway
- military the point at which material and personnel are transferred from rail to another conveyance
- the upper part of a railway rail, on which the traffic wheels run
Example Sentences
Imports and exports utilizing the Chinese train at Vientiane must be transferred by road across the Mekong’s bridge to Nong Khai’s railhead, where Thailand’s trains connect to Bangkok and elsewhere.
Cattle would arrive at Ogallala between early May and September, with some of them rushed from northern Texas when a rancher saw a chance to make more money at the railhead by supplementing his herd.
The German boy from a railhead in Kansas?
“The railhead of all bad decisions is the same railhead: Javanka,” he said, using a nickname that conflates the couple.
GWR which owns the train said the damage was caused by 'poor railhead conditions'.
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