Sherman Hill on TrainzItalia. I doubt the MK-Specials where assigned to the Sherman Hill division but it’s a decent enough route to run them on.
My screenie was from there too.
FYI in 1950 #2480 was in storage at Laramie, #2482 was in the shop at Laramie, and #2483 was in storage at Cheyenne.
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So it is likely that at least three were working in the Sherman Hill area in the 20s, 30s, and 40s.
1950 deployment of UP MK-Specials
2480 Wyoming - Stored Laramie
2481 Kansas - Denver-Ellis Pool
2482 Wyoming - In Shop Laramie
2483 Wyoming - Stored Cheyenne
2484 Kansas - Denver Mines Runs
2485 Kansas - Stored La Salle
2486 Kansas - Denver Shop
2487 Kansas - Denver-North Platte Pool
2488 Kansas - Laid Aside Denver
2489 Kansas - Denver-Ellis Pool
2490 Kansas - Switcher Denver
2491 Kansas - Denver-Ellis Pool
2492 Kansas - Sterling-Julesberg Local
2493 Kansas - Denver Mines Runs
2494 Kansas - Laid Aside Denver
2495 Kansas - Laid Aside Denver
2496 Kansas - In Shop Denver
2497 Kansas - Denver-Ellis Pool
2498 Kansas - Denver-Ellis Pool
2499 Kansas - Denver-Ellis Pool
Source UtahRails.net
Edit: I was puzzled by the apparent conflict between UtahRails info on these locomotives and Steve's info.
Turns out that UP purchased their MK Spls in Sept 1918 build #s 59518-59537 and OSL purchased their MK Spls (OSL 2535-2554) in Dec 1918-Jan 1919 build #s 60235-60344. The UP locos were originally numbered 2295-2314 and renumbered to 2480-2499 in 1920. (Source UtahRails.net)
So now you can release a new OSL locomotive Steve.
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