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Map of Bombay coastline. 17th-century map of the coastline around the Indian city of Bombay (now known as Mumbai). This map was drawn in around 1680 by English cartographer William Hacke (fl. 1680-1710). The scale at lower left is for a distance of 60 English miles. At upper left are views of Valentine's Peak. Other places named include the fort of 'Savage Castle', and the 'high land of Basseene'. At centre, the flag of Great Britain flies over the main bay. Bombay was placed under British rule in 1661, then transferred to the East India Company in 1668. Direct colonial rule of Bombay by the British Crown dates from the 1850s.

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Laying 22,000 volt cable into Dharavi Receiving Station, May 1926.

Erecting the first structure near Goregaon, 6 April 1926

Erecting structures in May 1926 (whilst a steam locomotive passes by).

Double cantilever structures between Churchgate and Colaba, erected November 1927.

The crowd looking at the train on the opening of the electrified section on 5 January 1928.

Painting the new electric coaching stock in the carriage shops at Parel during December 1927.

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