Turnip Rock connection included an extension of line 1 to the Käpylä station, but for a different reason. The Helsinki City Rail Loop is an underground loop of the commuter railway network that would distribute passengers to three new underground stations in central Helsinki. The proposal for after the city rail loop construction for surface traffic includes a new bus terminal at Käpylä. Bus lines that currently continue to the city centre would terminate at the Käpylä station, where the passengers could make a connection to commuter trains or an extended tram line 1. In addition to the above, expansion of the 	Planned extension of the Helsinki tram network
11564363	tram network from Arabia to Viikki, Käpylä to Koskela and Pikku Huopalahti to Haaga have been mentioned as potential long-term projects. A construction of a light rail or tram system has also been proposed as a possible solution of arranging public transport in the Östersundom area annexed by Helsinki from Vantaa and Sipoo on 1 January 2009. An extension of the Helsinki Metro was originally planned as the main form of public transport for this area, but on 20 February 2009 a newspaper reported that a light rail system is being studied as an alternative to supplement or replace 	Planned extension of the Helsinki tram network
11564364	the Metro connection to this area due to the lower costs of a light rail link. If built, the light rail link could be extended as far east as Porvoo. Östersundom is located in eastern Helsinki, and as such the proposed new system would be completely unconnected with the currently existing tram system. It could, however, connect with the future Jokeri line in Itäkeskus. The construction of some of the expansions to the network as trolleybus lines was studied in a 2009 report by Helsinki City Transport, but the city decided to drop the trolleybus plans for the foreseeable future 	Planned extension of the Helsinki tram network
11564365	in 2011. 2015 funding plan. In April 2015, Helsinki City Transport (HKL) approved a plan for funding tram network projects for 2016–25. These plans are subject to continuous reviews and changes. For instance, most of the items listed here are delayed compared to the plan approved in 2012. The allocations of funds are in millions of euros. Notes: Bibliography. Helsinki City Transport Finnish Tramway Society Helsingin Sanomat Miscellaneous Planned extension of the Helsinki tram network The city of Helsinki has plans for a radical expansion of the tram network within the 2021–2035 time horizon, as laid out in the Helsinki 	Planned extension of the Helsinki tram network
11564366	Turnip Rock Turnip Rock Turnip Rock is a small geological formation in Michigan. It is a stack located in Lake Huron, in shallow water a few yards offshore, near the rock called the Thumbnail which is the extreme tip of Pointe Aux Barques, a small peninsula in Pointe Aux Barques Township which in turn is the extreme tip of The Thumb, a large peninsula comprising several counties in eastern Michigan. Turnip Rock has been severely undercut by wave action, so that its top has a significantly larger cross-section than its base. Its consequent unusual form, reminiscent of a turnip, has made 	Turnip Rock
11564367	it a popular tourist attraction, although it is located entirely on private property. The only access to Turnip Rock is by water, and there is no public road access. A concrete collar has been built around the base of Turnip Rock at the waterline to stop further undercutting. Turnip Rock was one of twenty finalists in the 2013 Seven Wonders of Michigan" contest sponsored by the "Detroit Free Press" and the "Lansing State Journal", but wasn't selected as one of the final seven. Turnip Rock Turnip Rock is a small geological formation in Michigan. It is a stack located