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What were ...the "All Red Line" and "All-Red Route"?[edit]
- ...Line?
- All Red Line
- Battle of Cocos
- Channel (communications)
- Cocos (Keeling) Islands
- Electrical telegraph
- First Colonial Conference
- Gutta-percha
- Imperial Wireless Chain
- King of the Cocos (Keeling) Islands
- Line Islands
- Pacific Station
- Straits Settlements
- Submarine communications cable
- Tabuaeran
- Telegraphy
- Transatlantic telegraph cable
- ...Route?
- All-Red Route
- Cromford and High Peak Railway
- Fell mountain railway system
- Fréjus Rail Tunnel
- Fréjus Road Tunnel
- John Barraclough Fell
- Mont Cenis Pass Railway
- Snaefell Mountain Railway
- Diplomatic cable
- Diplomatic cable
- William Reginald Hall
- Zimmerman telegram
- Manufacturers
- Atlantic Telegraph Company
- Enderby's Wharf
- Standard Telephones and Cables