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It was originally created in 2017 as Clygro Rail Service in [[Whale City]]. | It was originally created in 2017 as Clygro Rail Service in [[Whale City]]. | ||
[[File:ClyRail Westover.png|alt=A underground ClyRail platform with dark prismarine one the side with the platform and bricks on the railway side. There is gravel located where the rails are. The platforms are 3 blocks wide with a yellow line, which represents the line colour. There are ClyRail maps on each end of the platform. There is an exit in the middle of the platform.|thumb|A typical underground ClyRail platform.]] | [[File:ClyRail Westover.png|alt=A underground ClyRail platform with dark prismarine one the side with the platform and bricks on the railway side. There is gravel located where the rails are. The platforms are 3 blocks wide with a yellow line, which represents the line colour. There are ClyRail maps on each end of the platform. There is an exit in the middle of the platform.|thumb|A typical underground ClyRail platform.]] | ||
It was revived in 2021 as ClyRail, initially as a network serving only the [[Open Republic]]. Shortly afterwards, it expanded to the international market, with its services now operating in 16 countries with over 14 different lines and 50 stations. | It was revived in 2021 as ClyRail, initially as a network almost exclusively serving only the [[Open Republic]]. Shortly afterwards, it expanded to the international market, with its services now operating in 16 countries with over 14 different lines and 50 stations. | ||
[[Category:Global Transportation]] | [[Category:Global Transportation]] | ||
Revision as of 07:58, 15 November 2023
ClyRail (originally Clygro Rail Service) is a major rail transportation network on the server, it is created and named after Clygro.
History
It was originally created in 2017 as Clygro Rail Service in Whale City.
It was revived in 2021 as ClyRail, initially as a network almost exclusively serving only the Open Republic. Shortly afterwards, it expanded to the international market, with its services now operating in 16 countries with over 14 different lines and 50 stations.