Thanks guys. This is one of only 8 ex-ATSF water tanks located in Texas.
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Texas
Location Description Date Comments
Plains Division, Second District
Pampa concrete water treatment plant 10/99(b) -
Plains Division, Third District
Hereford 24x60 tank, raw water, built 1914 10/99(b) -
Plains Division, Skellytown District
Skellytown Horton-style tank 1989?(a) Municipal use, no spout
Skellytown standard frame pumphouse 1989?(a) ramshackle condition
Plains Division, Clinton District
Briscoe approx. 24x29 tank 1989(a) -
Briscoe frame pumphouse, no derrick 1989(a) -
Plains Division, Dumas District
Etter Horton-style tank 8/91 Tank portion only, used for fertilizer storage
Plains Division, Fourth District
Muleshoe 1.5-story Powers water treatment plant 8/85 -
Plains Division, Fifth District
Dugger brick pumphouse 4/00(g) West side of US 84 about five miles northwest of Post and several miles from tracks. Water was piped to Dugger.
Snyder concrete water treatment plant and pumphouse (former boiler house) 2/00(g) -
Plains Division, Alpine District
Tinaja approx. 24x45 tank 3/06(s) Once had tank-mounted spout
Tinaja frame pumphouse 3/06(s) No derrick
Plata approx. 24x29 tank 3/06(s) Once had tank-mounted spout
Slaton Division, Crosbyton District
Lubbock brick pumphouse 2/00(g) At Auburn St. and Ave. K, now owned by city
Lubbock brick pumphouse 3/01(g) Ave. A just north of Broadway
New Mexico Division, El Paso District
El Paso 1.5-story Powers water treatment plant 8/88 -
Northern Division, Sweetwater District
Buffalo Gap 24x60 tank, raw water, built 1910 4/99(c) Municipal use
Southern Division, Longview District
Kirbyville approx. 24x43 tank 8/01(l) Municipal use, photo August 2001 courtesy Mark St. Aubin
