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Stewart Rhine

April 23, 2014 02:42PM

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You can see that what's left of the Chili Line is an industrial spur. I guess it's a couple of miles, standard gauge now.

Does anyone know when it was converted or was that part of the line dual gauge when the Chili Line was in operation?

Can't tell how old the places are that have rail service so they may have been built after the Chili Line went out and that part was rebuilt.

Stewart

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