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All crossings were sent in by CIC755.
Note: The FRA says that only 2 daily trains use this crossing, but that number is incorrect. The approximate correct number is listed above.
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Facing East. |
Facing West. |
Facing SouthWest. |
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Facing NorthWest. |
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I think this is a pretty area with lots of greenery. These first 5 pictures were taken on August 4, 2006.
Both signals are 12"x20" with one WCH electronic bell, and one mechanical bell.
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| A look at the DOT number. |
Facing South. |
Facing NorthEast. |
Facing North. |
It isn't so green on March 12, 2007.
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Facing West. |
The signals go off! |
The train approaches. |
The lights are caught in mid flash. |
The lights seem a bit spaced apart for some weird reason.
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An overview of the crossing facing NorthWest. |
There's an article found on trains.com that says that Amtrak service on the line could be threatened by abandonment since the line has little through traffic (most of it goes down the double track main on the Illinois side).
