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| L.A. Thompson Scenic Railway
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| General
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| Park
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Bergen Beach
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| Location
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 Brooklyn, New York
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| Status
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Defunct
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| Operated
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| Operated
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1896 - 1901
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| Opened
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1896
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| Opening
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| Cost
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| Height restriction
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| Statistics
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| Manufacturer
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| Builder
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L.A. Thompson Scenic Railway Company
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| Designer
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| Type
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Wooden
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| Type
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| Model
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| Riders per train
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| Riders per hour
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| Lift/launch system
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| Height
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feet
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| Drop
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feet
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| Top speed
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mph
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| Length
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1,800 ft. feet
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| Dimensions
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feet x feet
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| Duration
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| Inversions
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0
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| Steepest drop
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L.A. Thompson Scenic Railway was a wooden roller coaster located at Bergen Beach. In 1908, it was relocated to Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk in California.[1]
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