Canadian Railroads > Highest point on CN railroad
does the former BC Rail count in this?? Mile 243 Lillooet sub is 3865 feet above sea level, the highest altitude on BC Rail.
CN Rail Freq's - RadioReference.com Forums
2013年2月27日 · I am just wondering if anyone on here would happen to have a complete list of all the channels that CN uses. I have them all for Canadian Pacific Railway. I just want to have a complete list of all the CN Rail channels they have. So I can enter them into my scanner. And lable them correctly. For example: CN 1: 161.415, etc.
Canadian Railroads > CN vs. CP grades - Trainorders.com
CN's steepest mainline grades are between Quebec City and Moncton, NB. CN in Alberta/B.C. was engineered for gentle grades. The builders of the CPR on the other hand were under political pressure to have a completed railway in a short time. They built west of Calgary before surveys were fully complete. Expediency trumped route selection. KG
Eastern Railroad Discussion > CPKC-CN Railroad Strike?
CPKC-CN Railroad Strike? Author: wabash2800. Anybody have a feeling or inside info on this? It is my ...
CN Milepost - RadioReference.com Forums
2022年5月21日 · If anyone is interested, here is a similar map of U.S. railroads. You can zoom in to various areas and see the mileposts.
CN in Detroit, Milwaukee Junction and nearby - Trainorders.com
1/2. First, the shot I was really going for. The CR/Shared Assets runs parallel to the CN Shore Line Sub, and there aren't many places where you can get a clear view of CN. But this street offered a wider spacing between the two railroads and I caught a late morning east/northbound passing through the Avery interlocking. 3.
Frequencies for cn sarnia ont and port Huron mi
2021年7月26日 · Those are railroad police department channels, which I can almost guarantee you are encrypted. The OP is asking about the road frequencies that trains are using. To the question at hand...the CN line through Sarnia and into …
CN/B&LE Depot & Signals in Greenville, Penn. - Trainorders.com
As seen in this mural, the railroad is important to Greenville's heritage and identity. Here's a view of Greenville's other depot (included in the thread posted on the Steam Board), the Erie depot. The last passenger train to stop here was Erie Lackawanna's Lake Cities in 1970.
Nostalgia & History > Bessemer & Lake Erie - a look back
Lake Erie ceased to officially exist, becoming the CN's Bessemer Sub. Fortunately, up until about 18 months ago, the railroad's external operations maintained their appearance. The "B&LE" has transitioned from the Eastern to the Nostalgia Board. Here's a dozen of my photos that are representative of "the old days."
CN under Henry Ford's arches - Trainorders.com
Later it was controlled by Wabash and paired with the Ann Arbor Railroad, then sold to Grand Trunk, itself folded into parent road CN.. Photo 1 - On August 30, 2024, a CN southbound threads under these ancient art-deco arches of another era, crossing the ex-Conrail's former PRR Carleton line (now NS) at Penford Jct. (get it?), taken from ...