MP:  6.79

 

Updated October 8, 2010

 

Total Accidents:   0
Crossing DOT #:  027232T
TOTAL DAILY TRAINS:   2   (AS OF 2005)

 

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Shield guards protect the light of the target.

Double crossbucks protect the other side.
An overview of the crossing.
An ID on a part of the wigwag.

 

This very rare crossing still exists Today. Trains are very rare to catch due to this BNSF crossing being on a spur line.

 

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The rear part of the wigwag, also with a shield guard.

Another look at the double crossbucks.

 

Pictures 1-8 were taken on February 27, 2003.

 

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The wigwag base, with the street name and DOT number stenciled on.

Facing East.
Facing West.

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Notice how it says "The Union Switch And Signal Co."...

A look a the crossbuck.
An old ATSF crossing ID sign.
A look at the wigwag.

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A look at the wigwag, and it's got somewhat of a forward tilt.

 

Pictures 9-19 were taken on July 28, 2008 by Bill Steck.

 

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Front and rear view of the wigwag taken on August 8, 2010.

The tracks are very close to beng paved over.
Side view of the crossing.

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The wigwag is no longer hooked up to any power!

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Back view of the crossing.
Facing East.
Views of the crossbuck.

 

Pictures 20-31 were taken on August 8, 2010 by Ralph Squillace.