Excellent scource of track charts in USA

[bandopacific]

You might already be aware of this, but there is a fabulous collection of track charts and diagrams at:

http://www.railsandtrails.com/diagrams.htm

The site also has timetables, topo maps, all kinds of great stuff. You will have to download and install djvu, but you will love the program anyway.

Most of the content is Northeastern Ohio USA where i suspect the good soul who does all the scanning lives, for me that's perfect, I lived in that area for awhile, and it's a very interesting part of the world.

Lloyd

B & O Pacific

 

[StorkNest]

Interesting. You can also find a few good sites for Conrail by searching for Conrail ZTS, one site has several of the books up including locations from Illinois over to New England. Scroll down to Zone Track Spot (ZTS) Charts.
http://www.multimodalways.org/archives/rrs/CR/CR.html
I read somewhere another railroad used something called SPINS for the same thing.

Since you're from Ohio, here's one for Conrail's Columbus Division in '84.
http://www.trainweb.org/columbusrailfan/conrailmap/conrailmap.htm

 

[bandopacific]

Gotta thank you for those Conrail maps - what a goldmine!!
Many from where I grew up

B&O P.

 

[ish6]

cool ... thanks:wave: