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- 1798
- In New Hampshire, Farmington is separated from Rochester.
- 1861
- The first stage of the Ruabon-Barmouth Line opens in Wales.
- 1886
- North Sandridge station is renamed Port Melbourne North on the Melbourne & Hobsons Bay Railroad in Melbourne.
- 1923
- Cheren station opens on a narrow gauge line in Cheren, Italian Eritrea.
- 1933
- Kak Hang Tsun Road is named in Hong Kong.
- 1955
- The 60th Street Tunnel Connection opens in Queens, New York City.
- 1984
- Hwangji station is renamed Taebaek station in Taebaek, South Korea.
- 2000
- In Saarland, Germany, Sankt Ingbert is renamed St. Ingbert.
- 2011
- After over three decades of planning, construction, and delays the first metro section from Raiymbek Batyr station to Alatau station launches in Almaty.
- 2021
- Yibin Caiyang Yangtze River Bridge South Bridge U-Shaped City Park opens in Yibin, China.
This is a selection of establishments and disestablishments on December 1, based on OpenHistoricalMap data, that automatically appears on the OpenHistoricalMap page on December 1 of each year. This list highlights important changes in the world, as well as more mundane events that demonstrate the project's ambitious tendency toward micromapping history.
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