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Description of the Process of Manufacturing Coal Gas, for the Lighting of Streets Houses, and Public Buildings

Note 50 — PART XII.

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A mile of pipe of an average diameter, laid under ground ready for conveying gas, together with taking up and making good the pavement, costs in London, about £. 1000.—And in small towns where the lights are usually less clustered together than is the case in London, and where pipes of three inches in the bore are usually sufficient, a mile of pipe complete costs about £. 700.

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