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Hydro Ottawa - History
... Hydro Ottawa was formed in 2000 when five municipal local distribution companies were merged ... In 1882, Electric lighting in Ottawa started in at Young's mill in Lebreton Flats (the previous year had seen Eddy's mill lit by electricity, on the Hull side) ... The first electric street lighting in Canada occurred on Victoria Day, 1884 when the Peterborough Light and Power Company lit 17 arc lights on George Street in ...
Index Of Engineering Articles - E
... Earthquake engineering -- Elasticity -- Electric charge -- Electric current -- Electric field -- Electric motor -- Electric potential -- Electrical circuit -- Electrical engineering -- Electrical circuit ...
Gaston (comics) - Props, Inventions and Other Running Gags - Other Inventions
... duffle coat A rotating Christmas tree A pneumatic ashtray An electric scarecrow A folding bicycle A remote-controlled electric iron A mini-lawnmower (to mow around ...
East Lancashire Railway - Locomotives - Electric
... Electric Multiple Units BR Class 504 unit 65451+77172 (stored at Buckley Wells, being restored as hauled coaching stock) ...
USS Flier (SS-250)
... Career Builder Electric Boat Company, Groton, Connecticut Laid down 30 October 1942 Launched 11 July 1943 Sponsored by Mrs ... August 1944 General characteristics Class type Gato-class diesel-electric submarine Displacement 1,525 long tons (1,549 t) surfaced 2,424 long tons (2,463 t) submerged Length 311 ft 9 in (95.02 m ... Her keel was laid down 30 October 1942 by Electric Boat Company of Groton, Connecticut ...

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