Mike's Railroad Crossing Forum

We are actually driving north of Green Bay to near Iron Mountain Michigan to pick up our grandson and bring him home for Christmas. Been planning this trip for weeks. I am in Amberg Wisconsin this morning (Thursday) and there is light snow falling currently. Blizzard warnings down through Madison, so we are probably going to try going further east (through Milwaukee and Chicago) to try to avoid the nasty stuff on the way home today. Wish me luck!

Yeah, so far it's been just rain here in Milwaukee. You should get into some snow further north though, so stay safe!

I made a map also of some of the crossings I'm planning to get, I made a map of crossings for the Baton Rouge metro and the New Orleans metro areas in Louisiana
I separated the colors by the amount of train traffic
*Red = Low or Defunct
*Yellow = Moderate
*Blue = high
*Green = Very High

Crossing map in the Baton Rouge, LA metro area: https://maps.google.com/maps/ms?msid=21 ... 8,1.056747
Crossing map in the New Orleans, LA metro area: https://maps.google.com/maps/ms?msid=21 ... 9,1.056747

Here's one I made for the Victoria crossings. I've included ones that will be in a future update as well.

COLOR CODE:
Blue means that the crossing is active (and on the site).
Red means that the crossing is defunct (due to line abandonment or grade separation. May or may not be on the site).
Yellow means that I would like to get this crossing photographed, and added to the site.
Green means that the crossing has been photographed, but is not yet on the site.
Purple means that the crossing is not on the site

https://drive.google.com/open?id=1fiY8d ... sp=sharing

I'm gradually getting all of the links corrected from .NET to .COM, it's slow going since each one has to be done individually.