GE Detailed Map Chama-Pagosa-Durango-Farmington-Logging

[drive.google.com] It's a KMZ file for GE. I hand typed in the placemarks the description from the 1919 ICC Maps of the bridges, culverts, some wood boxes, stations, sidings, spurs and added the name of every river, creek, canal, ditch, arroyo, wash, etc. I started this Sept 2019. Core is done. More to be added. Comments, corrections welcome. If you wish rename it, modify it to suit you, save it to your hard drive, send it to me if you wish. I'm at garyhroberts@netscape.net. I did this to learn the route in detail. I have visited the area for many decades from my home in Fairplay, CO, riding both trains, fishing, camping, hiking, mtn. biking, and attending the Blue Grass Festivals at Durango and Pagosa. I allowed extra time to explore this route, but always wondered where some of it really went but could not explore it due to limited access because of private property and Indian Land, that I respected. I've had fun doing this as I followed ngdiscussion and bought lots of books which gave me clues to refine a route or add interesting information like Fred Jukes Rock, Table Rocks, and Big Rock On Track. Thank you, Gary Roberts.