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This crossing is opposite of the distributor facility. A complex crossing is justified because it is on a major street. A exempt sign is placed to notify vehicles that require to make the mandated stop to continue as the track service is discounted.

I ran across this Beer Distributor in Beaumont Texas. The track has been cut as you can see. I figure cutting the track the way it is shown enforces no service to the facility. I conclude that business may have been redirected to trucking.

I found this Railroad Crossing near the BNSF Yard in Beaumont, Tx. From what I see this was once vehicle crossing until it was closed off. I did travel to the outside of the yard and found a road that ends at the Rail Yard. The sign sits quitely in the brush along the ditch near the street.

Feel the beauty of Beaumont. No I don't think this photo will make the tourism pamphlet. Taken from Calder St, the train is stopped, picking up cars from the yard.

Gulf and Interstate Job leaving the Beaumont BNSF yard.

Taken from North St of the Beaumont BNSF yard. A little something for every BNSF fan.

KCS loaded tex-mex train passing through Beaumont.

xSP unit on the Orange to Beaumont job.

Location - Beaumont, Tx at Riverfront Park "Lunch Shot" Taken on my lunch break... Above - A UP train with BNSF power on the point crosses the Neches River on the KCS lift bridge. Below - the Port of Beaumont is shoving an empty military train back in to the port.

UP2002 was a great capture at Beaumont Hill on 6 August 2002 with an eastbound stack train. Picked this up on the scanner over two hours before and just sat it out.

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