Talk:History of rail transport in Brazil

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The links for the end points of the first railway are wrong. It is stated to start in Mauá, in Guanabara Bay in the then province of Rio de Janeiro, but the Mauá linked is way to the west of there in Sao Paolo state. The link given for the other end at Fragoso takes you to a Fragoso in Portugal.04:45, 17 August 2018 (UTC)218.81.161.105 (talk) Sources wikipedia.org

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