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Scrambles Amongst the Alps in the Years 1860-69

Note 4 — Chapter III · THE MONT CENIS—THE FELL RAILWAY

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The Great Indian Peninsula Railway, the line with the celebrated Bhore Ghaut incline, sixteen miles long, on an average gradient of one in forty-eight, which is said to have cost £800,000, or about double the entire cost of the Mount Cenis Railway, and six times its cost mile for mile. The Fell Railway cost £8000 per mile.

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