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CSXT'S S&NA North Sub
CSXT'S Nashville Terminal Sub
CSXT'S Boyles Terminal Sub
CSXT'S Boyles Terminal Sub
CSXT'S S&NA North Sub
CSXT'S S&NA North Sub
CSXT'S S&NA South Sub
CSXT'S S&NA South Sub
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CSXT'S S&NA North Sub

CSXT Southbound Freight Train Q681 at Ardmore, Al.
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Thanks CalMurray, Back then the CSXT Q681 originated in Nashville, Tn. & terminated in Waycross, Ga. Now this train originates in Birmingham, Al. & terminates in Waycross, Ga. This was a mixed freight that had a block of grain or potash on the head end. I like those cylindrical canadian grain/potash hoppers, because they're very colorful
 

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