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    Well, I still haven't figured out where this is yet. I believe it is the US and that the auto racks either pick up used cars or drop them off. Looks like some sort of salvage yard near there. I don't think it is a pick up point cause of the lack of a large number of auto racks and the shortness of the stubs. (Of course I could be wrong. The autos could be shipped by truck to this loading point. GM does that here.) However, I have a question about the auto rack that is the 5/6 car on the top row. Those two cars seem shorter than the other racks. I thought most auto racks were standard size. Someone wanna enlighten a naive person? :tb-biggrin:
     
  3. friscobob

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    Looks to ba an articulated autorack from here.
     
  4. Atomicfireball

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    I thought it might be but I wasn't sure. Are they exclusive to one road? I have only seen them on BNSF.
     
  5. friscobob

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    I've seen them on UP, NS and CSX as well. Hadn't seen them on KCS, altho I have seen KCS-lettered cars.
     
  6. Scott Stutzman

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    Clue #1

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    Between W 125deg. and W 55deg. Longitude.:tb-nerd:​
     
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  7. Hytec

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    Uh, "Longitude"?????
     
  8. Scott Stutzman

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    At least someone is paying attention! :tb-embarrassed:
     
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    Between N 35 deg. And N 55 deg. Latitude
     
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    Clue #2

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  11. rs-27

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    Between 90 and 105 W, 35 and 45? N.
    A lot of old roadbed. A lot of black freight cars, but not unit trains.
    A court house square with modest height buildings. Not many trees other than in residential areas, flat. No mammoth industries.
    Only one (and a half) watercourse visible, otherwise dry.
    Great plains state.

    Need to fly Google Earth now.

    Bob in IDaho
     
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    Close, but not quite. :) Sorry can't help much more than that since I've gotten my 5 here. Go north my friends :tb-wink:
     
  13. Scott Stutzman

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    :yes9rq::yes9rq:​
     
  14. Scott Stutzman

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    :confused7xq::confused7xq::confused7xq:​
     
  15. Hytec

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    I'm trying, I'm trying....!
     
  16. Scott Stutzman

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    Clue #3

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  17. Hytec

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    Dang, I saw that last night....now to try and remember where. :tb-confused:
     
  18. Scott Stutzman

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    Turn the Transportation overlay on in the Places of Interest tab. Then look for Airports.:)

    I your using Google Maps I think you need to use Hybrid mode......
     
  19. Scott Stutzman

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    Clue #4

    Ok, Last clue....

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  20. Keith

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    Got it!!!

    Regina, Canada
    Approx 50*27'26".07N 104*34'52.12"W
     

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