Canadian National Railways (CN) 2222 - GE ES44DC
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CN 2222 at Mount Albert
North Bound CN
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While one CN train transitions from the west leg of the wye to the north leg of the wye, a ballast train traverses the west leg of the wye as it approaches the former SOO yard at Neenah, WI, on 22 Aug. '25. Looking southwest from Arrowhead Park, a closed paper sludge landfill. Before the landfill was opened in the '50s, the south shore of Little Lake Butte des Morts came right up to the north leg of the wye.
CN 2222 - CN 5622 - CN 4796 - CN 4708
This is as close as I could get to Train 421 after it arrived at the yard. And with another boat coming up the canal, it's 'Bon Voyage' to CN for another day.
CN Train 421 arriving at Port Robinson yard.
Charging into Port Robinson yard behind three big ponies is CN Train 421.
Chasing boats on the canal had me at Port Robinson early enough to catch CN Train 421 coming into the yard. Really big train. 11,000 feet long (almost 2 miles). OK OK. 3.3 kilometres.
Third in the 5 unit lashup was CN 2222.
Tucked behind IC #1031 are four more Canadian Naitonal locos #5437, 2222, 3035, and bringing up the rear #8872.
CN 2222 - CN 3222 with 78 cars
Traffic out of the way, 446 continues south towards Illinois at 1447.
Four DCs lead 447 north at 1204.
CSX K614 comes west thru town with two CN GEs
343 crosses through Griffith at 1122.
NS train 146.
Built January 2006.
DCs tow 335 towards Kirk at 1528.
CN 2222 leads NS 57E (potash train!) north through Ossian
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CN mixed freight approaches N. Lake St. via former SOO rails after a halt at Neenah, WI on 6 Sep. '15.
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CN mixed freight parallels Harrison St. and approaches the W. Cecil St. overpass as it heads northeast via former SOO rails at Neenah, WI on 6 Sep. '15. Consist included a string of 26 recently rebuilt Herzog ballast cars.
CN ES44DC 2222 and an NS D9-40C in Camden
Built January 2006.
80 cruises through Gloucester City on the way back to Pavonia at 1609.
Built January 2006.
Running around the cars on the siding.
Running around the cars.
FC-80 pulls the second cut of oil empties out of the Sunoco facility in Westville.
Backing onto the cars.