It is actually owned by the city itself, not any railroad. Though, I used to live in Charlotte though, so know more in depth of this xing and it previous owner. Well anyways, heres the link below.
https://maps.google.com/maps?hl=en&ll=3 ... 6,,0,-4.48
Old messed up crossings owned by the city of Charlotte NC
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Old messed up crossings owned by the city of Charlotte NC
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I could have sworn that crossing was posted in the Tracks Out of Service thread, but I don't really remember 
but I'd assume the signals are still in place because the city owns them, and not the railroad itself
but I'd assume the signals are still in place because the city owns them, and not the railroad itselfCrossing pictures from Plant City, FL are finally here! viewtopic.php?f=13&t=2538
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Re: Old messed up crossings owned by the city of Charlotte N
You are correct. The city does own them, and that is because there will be a future electric train line running through that crossing.ZachL wrote:I could have sworn that crossing was posted in the Tracks Out of Service thread, but I don't really remember
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