Sydney–Melbourne co-axial cable
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Sydney–Melbourne co-axial cable
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The Sydney–Melbourne co-axial cable was a major telecommunications engineering and construction project in south-eastern Australia in the early 1960s, designed to significantly increase telecommunications transmission capacity between Sydney and Melbourne and other centres, along its route including Canberra. The cable's route was approximately 960 kilometres (600 mi) and roughly followed the Hume Highway as it existed at that time. Key points along the route were Sydney, Liverpool, Campbelltown
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sydney%E2%80%93Melbourne_co-axial_cable
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2023-12-17T13:59:06Z
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