Noun:

गनपावडर बंदुकीत भरण्यासाठी वापरल्या जाणार्‍या लोखंडी सळ्या इ., तोफ,

tramroad's Usage Examples:

The Monmouthshire Canal Company's 1802 act sanctioned the construction of tramroads to places within of the canal, and they therefore built of tramroad from Newport to a point near Wattsville and Cwmfelinfach.

Nevertheless, Benson and his partners repaired and modernised the 1812 tramroad and made some extension to it over land in their possession, thus not needing Parliamentary authorisation.

the tramroad, and Savin had offered to sell the company to the A"WCR.

There are some lime kilns to the east of the village and a tramroad was built to transport limestone from the crags above.

wagons could be privately owned by the hauliers themselves (known locally as halers) who paid the company a toll to use the tramroad.

The railway adopted the use of cast iron 'L'-shaped tramroad plates in its construction.

The second Bill passed on 25 July 1864; it formally converted the tramroad to a.

Monmouthshire Canal Tramway In 1800, the owners of Sirhowy Ironworks were granted permission to exploit the minerals under Bedwellty Common and build a tramroad to join the canal, with the erection of a works (which was later Tredegar Ironworks).

the construction of tramroads to places within 8 miles (13 km) of the canal, and they therefore built 8 miles (13 km) of tramroad from Newport to a point.

A creditor named Joseph Claypon purchased the tramroad (through the Brecon Forest Tramroad Company) in 1831, and extended it to Gurnos and made.

Below Neath, a branch left the main line at Court Sart to connect to a tramroad serving the collieries at Eskyn.

The Blaenavon Railroad was a horse drawn tramroad built to link Blaenavon Ironworks with the Monmouthshire Canal in south east Wales.