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Rick Steele

August 01, 2000 08:04PM

Yes, there were many states with gauges less than 4' 8 1/2".
Surprisingly, Ohio had one of the highest 3' gauge mileages. Wyoming, however, one state north of 3' gauge mecca had 0.00 miles of narrow gauge common carrier. A dubious distinction, I admit but shared with only (if I remember correctly) three other states.
Rick Steele

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Maine Narrow Gauge	Ted Miles	August 01, 2000 01:12PM
Here! Here!	Bob	August 01, 2000 02:45PM
No, There, There	Rick Steele	August 01, 2000 08:04PM
Re: No, There, There	John Hammond	August 01, 2000 08:36PM
progress reports	O. Anderson	August 02, 2000 03:33PM
Re: progress reports	John Hammond	August 02, 2000 08:46PM
Re: progress reports	James C Patten	August 03, 2000 05:23AM
N&W was NG	Greg Scholl	August 01, 2000 09:12PM
Re: N&W was NG	Rick Steele	August 02, 2000 06:34AM
Re: No, There, There	Glenn Christensen	August 02, 2000 05:07PM
New Jersey N.G.	Glenn Christensen	August 02, 2000 06:24PM
Re: Maine Narrow Gauge	Mike Trent	August 01, 2000 09:33PM

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