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The history of rail transport in Chile has gone through several periods of boom and bust. It began in 1840, with the construction by William Wheelwright of the first branch in the north (from Copiapo Caldera; see below). Further construction proceeded apace linking cities from Pisagua all the way to Puerto Montt. In addition, there was a network on the big island of Chiloe, and a host of now completely abandoned branches. Four cross border lines were also built: