"The Ghan" is a trans-continental train that runs from Sydney to Darwin. It was named after the Afghan camel trains that used to ferry supplies from Port Augusta to Darwin, through the centre of the continent.
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"The Ghan" is a trans-continental train that runs from Sydney to Darwin. It was named after the Afghan camel trains that used to ferry supplies from Port Augusta to Darwin, through the centre of the continent.
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