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Not great fuel efficiency, but I should point out that the historic Katy Trail, built on the former Missouri-Kansas-Texas Railroad, is paved with crushed limestone, so the pedaling is slightly harder than on asphalt.
Road trip exposes fuel inefficiency by Taylor, Mike / ColoradoBiz
A prime example of a successful corridor is the Katy Trail, a 200-mile pathway that marks the former track of the Missouri-Kansas-Texas Railroad, popularly known as the Katy.
Rails to Trails by Motavalli, Jim / E
His father had retired after 35 years as a switchman for the Missouri-Kansas-Texas railroad, and had been a fixture at the Pleasant Ridge Church of Christ for 40 years.
A TIME TO MOURN; TEXAS GUNMAN HAD HISTORY OF MOOD SWINGS by Daily News (Los Angeles, CA)
 
 
 
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