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  1. Amtrak Cascades racing north at Kalama, Washington.

    Amtrak Cascades racing north at Kalama, Washington.

    Amtrak Cascades Train #506 races north after crossing over from Main #1 to Main #2 at MP 111 crossovers. The train is about 10-12 minutes away from it's next stop at Kelso, Washington. The sun just happened to show when the train was coming into view, so I converted it into black & white.
    • SP&SFan
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    • #506 111 amtrak black cascades crossovers kalama kelso milepost north racing talgo train washington white
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    • Category: Amtrak and other US Passenger Trains
  2. BNSF Heads By Cajon Crossovers

    BNSF Heads By Cajon Crossovers

    BNSF Dash 9-44CW #4750 leads this TOFC train between the searchlight signals westbound on the BNSF Cajon Subdivision #2 Main by the Cajon Crossovers in Cajon Pass in 2001.
    • Huskerherb
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    • bnsf cajon crossovers pass subdivision
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    • Category: Western United States
  3. Red and Silver Heads through Cajon Crossovers

    Red and Silver Heads through Cajon Crossovers

    Former Santa Fe GP60M #156 leads this autorack train eastbound on BNSF's Cajon Subdivision through the Cajon Crossovers in Cajon Pass in 2001.
    • Huskerherb
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    • bnsf cajon crossovers pass subdivision
    • Comments: 1
    • Category: Western United States
  4. A Signal Maintainer's Nightmare

    A Signal Maintainer's Nightmare

    Double crossover switches at Goose Hollow in Portland, OR on the MAX Westside line. Photo shot from Vista Ave. bridge.
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    • crossovers switches track
    • Comments: 7
    • Category: Transit, Light Rail and Commuter



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