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Doug vV

April 12, 2001 05:36PM

I had assumed that except at Chama, there was no industry between Chama and Antonito served by the narrow gauge.
Then I started looking closer.
Chama : lumber, oil, live stock maybe inbound general merchandise
Lobato : live stock
Osier : live stock. Before the K classes it would have had occasional coal deliveries for locos
Sublette and Cumbres might have had occasional company supplies.
There is reference to an industrial spur just before the Narrows.
Was there any logging or other industry on Cumbres?
Did Antonito generate any NARROW gauge car loadings?
Did I miss any other industry in Chama?
Thanks.
Doug

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ibdustry on Cumbres	Doug vV	April 12, 2001 05:36PM
You missed one	El Coke	April 12, 2001 07:39PM
You referring to Norwoods story of Pat Reddington? NM	Grant Houston	April 13, 2001 09:43PM
Re: You referring to Norwoods story of Pat Redding	El Coke	April 14, 2001 08:35AM
Re: You referring to Norwoods story of Pat Redding	Grant Houston	April 14, 2001 10:50AM
Siding before the narrows	RichB	April 12, 2001 08:06PM
Re: Siding before the narrows.. and others	Earl	April 13, 2001 08:20AM
Re: ibdustry on Cumbres	mik	April 15, 2001 01:37AM
Re: ibdustry on Cumbres	Doug vV	April 15, 2001 01:37PM
Re: industry on Cumbres	pmc	April 16, 2001 02:52PM

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