Re: Help on El Dorado Lime & Mineral
| December 13, 2006 11:09PM |
Thanks for your responses guys! All my sources indicate it was narrow guage. Is it possible that SP later took over rail ops and standard guaged it?
Cool aerials too! Found a nice one on Terraserver as well but appears to be after rails removed.
It is also mentioned the row was converted to a road. I saw a map indicating the standard road is next to the row. I plan on taking a trip this weekend to check it out and will verify.
Again thanks!
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Cool aerials too! Found a nice one on Terraserver as well but appears to be after rails removed.
It is also mentioned the row was converted to a road. I saw a map indicating the standard road is next to the row. I plan on taking a trip this weekend to check it out and will verify.
Again thanks!
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