Re: Another map
| March 01, 2015 02:46PM |
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Dorman's "Durango:Always a Railroad Town, has a 1919 corrected to 1927 map of Durango's Roundhse/yard/Depot/Smelter and original loop on pg33.
It's not a great map as others have posted above, Dorman's other the book D&RGW
urango to Alamosa and Salida has a more comprehensive map dated 1950's on pg 6 that appears to match the earlier post above.
EDIT:You can always check out the Sanborn maps for piecing together the urban and smelter trackages.
Edited 2 time(s). Last edit at 03/01/2015 02:53PM by Chris Walker.
It's not a great map as others have posted above, Dorman's other the book D&RGW
urango to Alamosa and Salida has a more comprehensive map dated 1950's on pg 6 that appears to match the earlier post above.EDIT:You can always check out the Sanborn maps for piecing together the urban and smelter trackages.
Edited 2 time(s). Last edit at 03/01/2015 02:53PM by Chris Walker.
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