Abandoned Railroads by U.S. State

[sultan1966]

Abandoned Railroads by U.S. State and by Railroad as well. Lots of local info from those on the ground and history too.

 

[JCitron]

That's a great website albeit a bit incomplete in some areas such as in New England where I live. It's sad seeing how much has been removed and in some places foolishly.

 

[Forester1]

Yes, it is also incomplete in the Pacific Northwest, but it is interesting in some of what it does show.

 

[blueodessey]

Abandoned Railroads by U.S. State and by Railroad as well. Lots of local info from those on the ground and history too.

Thank you Sir, for this Map and associated info, I was working on a merge in Central California, and needed to understand point A to B, so I could do my merge a little better. Your map info helped me out, as I know the connection points are long gone from 1930-1950 build outs.

 

[sultan1966]

Thank you Sir, for this Map and associated info, I was working on a merge in Central California, and needed to understand point A to B, so I could do my merge a little better. Your map info helped me out, as I know the connection points are long gone from 1930-1950 build outs.

No problem. Glad info was able to assist you.

 

[AFdude06]

That’s a nice little website. I love that it includes the Fallbrook Branch of the Santa Fe; I’ve lived here my whole life but am too young to have lived through that history. I’ve always been fascinated with the Branch and it’s nice to have a map and photos. Now I’ve got some route building ideas…

Cheers