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John West

July 02, 2018 07:09PM

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As best as I can tell using Google satellite view as a resource, the grade crossing was about where Dominguez Drive crosses 550, and the train in the picture would be in east side of the Walmart parking lot. I would guess the Farmington branch ran about where the back wall of the Walmart building is. I'm guessing the west switch at Carbon Junction was about where the Mongolian Grill is. All subject to correction by anyone who has better information.

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Location of old right of way near Walmart	John West	July 02, 2018 05:09PM
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Some more pix, and where was the sawmill?	John West	July 03, 2018 04:36PM
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